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RE: Oh look, another flagging campaign. I'm just not going to get involved. I'd rather upvote content that I enjoy reading instead of wasting my voting power on taking someone else down.
Exactly, as long as you average 10 votes a day, no one can abuse the portion of the reward pool allocated to your Steem Power. Let the others fight it out.
As far as I'm concerned, the current system can't be fixed anyway, because not all accounts can average ten votes a day.
How can someone abuse the portion of the reward pool allocated to your Steem Power?
Edit: Nevermind! Just saw your post 10 Votes a Day Keep the Abuser Away! :)
Which is unfortunate. I read a lot of content daily so not too big an issue for me, but others, I'm pretty sure there are a lot of people here that post some stuff, then buzz off to other websites like YouTube while they wait. See @MundaneMatt for example. I can talk shit about him, since I actually know the jackass.
And don't forget the system accounts of Steemit. By definition, they are not supposed to vote I guess. So, all the millions of Steem Power (44+M) staying idle and getting abused by abusers, resulting in loss for the system and investors.
Fair point. But if they're system accounts, it's just getting recycled.
Do you know how it is getting recycled. To me the only way to do that is to give the newcomers 0.50 Steem when their account is approved. That would only make around 325K Steem. To me it looks like that 44+M Steem is staying idle. I'm not sure though.
To my understanding, the owners of Steemit utilize their accounts to generate the accounts of new people coming into the system. This has to be done on account that new accounts actually cost Steemit money to create new users.
For you and I, we can just go through steemconnect and create a new account and delegate power to it to create it instantly. Also works if we're trying to get a friend involved in Steemit to avoid/bypass that week long approval process.
I didn't know about steemconnect. Good to learn. Thank you for the information.