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RE: The Haejin Problem: a reply to @meno and @therealwolf

in #haejin6 years ago

Yep - such is life with negative reputation... I could just drop some $$$ into steem and fix it. But then I wouldn't be experiencing the steem blockchain like everyone else.

If I recommend this to other users or investors, I need to tell them what it's like for the normal user

I am sure I will eventually make my way back up

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so...you going the jesus route on this :)

haha - maybe I spent too much time reading the wrong books.

I hate using vote bots, those guys are messing with the whole system. I did try minnowbooster, but the voter was someone with -10 reputation, so that didn't help :))

I don't have an issue with bid bots , when used with quality control , it's basically a promotion service.

so how does one go about increasing reputation ? does it only improve if you get votes from X number of people with Y reputation ( graded on curve ofcourse)?

This sounds like a potential business opportunity , like the credit card repair businesses.

lol, that might be an opportunity!

Basically need votes from people with high reputation scores.

It's on a logarithmic scale,so the closer I get to 25, the easier it becomes to go up to the next level

my votes are only 1 cent but since it's rep based I gave you bunch of uppies...

best of luck and see you around

Thanks dude, I will probably do a few bid bots when I get the chance to move some liquid Steem off the exchange

ditto

Hey, kabir, that's not quite true. The voter's rep score doesn't matter as long as his/her score is positive. The weight of the vote is what matters most.

Rep is kind of my thing. I wrote an article on it on Steem.center wiki.

In that case, what is the quickest way to fix it without enriching bot owners?

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