More Steem Questions

johnwjr7 (53)in #steemit • 7 years ago

Just recently I asked a few questions about Steem that many people probably had, and I got some good answers. Well, here are some more questions I'd like the answers to.

The faster you curate a post the higher your percentage you receive. Some people just go through putting 2-3 short, just general comments, taking up the first 2-3 highest percentage spots. It's obvious that they most likely did not read the post at all. I've put a post on there that was 700 words long and by the time I got it there, someone commented. No way they read 700 words in a couple of seconds. Is there a way to stop people from doing this?
I've been having a problem with my percentage slider recently. It doesn't come up for most of the comments. It just automatically gives whatever my full percentage is at the time. Is that going on for everyone, or just for me?
Along the lines of #1 above, should there be a way for authors to delete comments that are obviously just put to get curation money? It seems a shame that people that are actually doing what they are supposed to could have a hard time with this. I could read a post with no comments and then by the time I get my comment done, there are like 5 responses of: Good job, Good read or Outstanding.
With all the different languages on Steem, is there a way to separate them out? I mean like a place to choose a language and only things with that language will appear. Maybe have the top 5 and then "All Other Languages", something like that.

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7 years ago in #steemit by johnwjr7 (53)

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