Survey: In a typical week how frequently do you interact with social media websites?

transisto (74)in #steem • 5 years ago (edited)

In a typical week how frequently do you interact with social media websites by either posting or voting on content?

website posts,comments,votes

Example, If you watch 30 Youtube videos in a week, comment 3 times and vote up or down 5 times
Youtube 30,3,5

Youtube
Twitter
Instagram
Facebook
Reddit
Steemit
ect

Example answer

Youtube 30,3,5
Twitter 1,1,1
Instagram 0,0,0
Facebook 0,0,0
Reddit 0,5,10
ect.

PS: If you're posting or voting on Steem less than 70 times a week at 2.4 hours interval you're getting shafted!.

Source: http://i.imgur.com/zjLhO7N.gifv

Despiction of an exemplar Steemian curating on Steemit 24/7

Suggestion: Reduce voting count from 10 to 5, preferably 1 per day and let the frontends handle the complexity of spreading the user's daily voting power to match their app's use-case.

#curation #steemit #witness #eip

5 years ago in #steem by transisto (74)

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transisto (74) 5 years ago (edited)

Youtube 30,3,5
Twitter 1,2,10
Instagram 0,0,0
Facebook 0,0,0
Reddit 0,5,10

$0.12

11 votes

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fredrikaa (70) 5 years ago

Youtube 15,1,10
Twittter 140,7,100
Facebook 14,1,7
Instagram 63,1,21
Reddit 0,0,0
Steemit 21,7,140

I'll admit I don't read most of the posts that I upvote, I mostly support the people I appreciate having on the platform and who I believe help others stay positive on Steem.

I do upvote a lot of comments though on popular posts as well as on my/our own.

$0.10

2 votes

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transisto (74) 5 years ago

I'll admit I don't read most of the posts that I upvote

Proving my point, not really adding content discovery value

$0.10

9 votes

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fredrikaa (70) 5 years ago (edited)

That's could be half true.

I do consciously curate comments based on the order I want them to appear. I.e trying to put the best arguments, most fruitful contributions to the discussion or simply the most interesting questions, to the top. So there I do add content discovery value.

As for posts, I simply don't view voting as participating in content discovery anymore. That because I know my vote means nothing in terms of getting things more seen (a problem Steem has had for as long as I've been here is that you either manage to push something to the top 3 posts on Trending, or your vote has 0 impact in terms of visibility). So this part would not change based on the number of votes I were to throw each day.

Edit: Oh, and I certainly read enough long-form news articles related to politics, economics, innovation, space and science etc elsewhere on the web that I would have been happy to read and properly curate on Steem.

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