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RE: Introducing Steeve Vote Beneficiaries
Nope, actually it's the other way round. If you vote 0 seconds after the creation of the comment with curation rewards on, all the curation rewards go back to the reward pool (reverse auction). But if you disable curation rewards, everything goes to the author.
We would prefer having curation rewards on, but then the upvote would have to be made 15 minutes later and that's currently a difficult thing to do for us. Hopefully in the future we will be able to do that.
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Thanks for replying. I didn't know that. I though if curation rewards is disabled it goes back to reward pool no matter when you vote.
Now it seems like a solid business plan. Good luck! :)
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Ah ok. :)
We ran some tests on this a while back and discovered that allow_curation_rewards = false doesn't do anything at all.
Thanks for joining in the discussion. When did you make the tests if I may ask? Because
allow_curation_rewards = false
definitely does something - the post then hastotal_vote_weight
of 0 even with positive votes on.Posted using Steeve, an AI-powered Steem interface
Some months ago now; long enough that I don't even remember who it was that started the discussion, except that they thought the same thing as you do - that authors could turn off curation rewards by setting that flag. That's obviously a pretty big deal if true, but it turned out not to be.
However you should definitely do your own testing.