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RE: POLL: Are You, is your posts, Visible?
That's right, sometimes hard work doesn't get the reward we think we deserve, but the good thing is that we can still have the satisfaction of doing well even if we aren't rewarded.
I also hope, of course, that the platform will become more equitable over time, and I think we can have a little influence on that by helping those who are starting out and increasing our SP to give valuable votes. For now my vote is worth zero, but I hope that will change over time.Greetings, and I hope you can buy your refrigerator!
But I'm surprised that there's so much to demotivate about. Just a while ago, I got a message from Curator Nine saying he was withdrawing his vote because I had set my Steem value to Power Down. As I mentioned earlier, I have to buy a fridge and I'm running out of money, so I decided to take out my Steem dollars and spend them, but this reaction is too much to break my spirit.
Well, I see he didn't withdraw his entire vote, which is good, because he did take your justification into account. Many people need extra money, and often our SP is the only alternative.
Don't get discouraged, maybe you just need to try using your liquid Steem and power up regularly, because that way you'll have more rewards in the long run, for example, by healing yourself. Greetings!
If it really happened that they didn't withdraw their vote, then that's good news because I really need the money right now and it's imperative that I keep powering up the upcoming Steam.
Steem curators are not allowed to vote for those in powerdown. That is why she lost her vote. If she stops her powerdown she can receive votes again.
Not too long ago also those without a clubstatus couldn't receive upvotes either.
Why this rule? Because if all votes given are powered down and sold the value of Steem only drops more and people are not committed to Steemit.
By the way you are also rewarded if you hold So. How?
It's funny, because I see users who are 5 or 9 years old with less SP than me. Of course, I imagine it's a source of income for many people.
And I don't blame them, in these last few months I've sold for $5 or $10 because the numbers don't add up for me in the business.
That is true and many of those older accounts never received support and they still post.
If I read newcomers complaining although they have over level 60 within a month I find this strange.
For sure they are not voted because of creativity or good content only. So this approach is also good to attract scammers.
There is a huge group always left out. They never built a house or travelled with what they earned with upvotes.
I may be suspicious, but I believe that "new" accounts receiving immediate support are part of a scheme.
A bot farm has just been discovered in Bolivia, consisting of almost 50,000 fake accounts, but from web 2 social networks, used to manipulate elections.
So I think that whoever has capital and enough SP can have their own user farm, and pay them a fraction of what they earn.
It's sad, but it's something that happens in the real world, like those Internet scam factories run by Organized crime.