This is not true, I've posted so many comment and did not get upvotes, it doesn't mean the answers are trash you should know that the musing.io team has moderators and curators and some of the times it may be difficult to miss a question, I don't agree that any comments are trash or that they don't have enough SP.
Musing is a growing dapps and another things is more engaging and quality comment needs to be rewarded, sometimes priorities are placed and this may mean the curators having to choose between the comments they think have more value.
It's functioning on a limited SP but I believe if you take time to engage and to make impacting comments, you'll get rewarded
It depends. If you write whatever comes in your mind for just getting upvote from musing.io then you're just wasting your time. Musing.io gives upvotes to those who's answers are helpful, meaningful, relevant to the topic and the most important thing it's not a plagiarized or copy pasted text. If your answers don't meet with the requirements of musing.io it does not mean that your answer are trash.
To my own believe and understanding ,musing simply doesn't have that much steem power to share out amongst its members. So what they do is simply upvote the comers in other to keep them motivated and any of the old ones that are still remaining might get an upvote one or two times.
So chill, it not as if you answers are trash it's just that they try to encourage new members to keep asking or answering questions. We can also stop this by delegating SP to them so that it can at least their upvote will go far a bit.
Another way to prevent seeing no votes is if we at least also partake in voting and not leaving the voting for the work of just the community leaders. If you see an answer that makes sense, simply give it an upvote. It might not mean something to you but to the author, it means alot.
This is not true, I've posted so many comment and did not get upvotes, it doesn't mean the answers are trash you should know that the musing.io team has moderators and curators and some of the times it may be difficult to miss a question, I don't agree that any comments are trash or that they don't have enough SP.
Musing is a growing dapps and another things is more engaging and quality comment needs to be rewarded, sometimes priorities are placed and this may mean the curators having to choose between the comments they think have more value.
It's functioning on a limited SP but I believe if you take time to engage and to make impacting comments, you'll get rewarded
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Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
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View this answer on Musing.io
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
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View this answer on Musing.io
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
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It depends. If you write whatever comes in your mind for just getting upvote from musing.io then you're just wasting your time. Musing.io gives upvotes to those who's answers are helpful, meaningful, relevant to the topic and the most important thing it's not a plagiarized or copy pasted text. If your answers don't meet with the requirements of musing.io it does not mean that your answer are trash.
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
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To my own believe and understanding ,musing simply doesn't have that much steem power to share out amongst its members. So what they do is simply upvote the comers in other to keep them motivated and any of the old ones that are still remaining might get an upvote one or two times.
So chill, it not as if you answers are trash it's just that they try to encourage new members to keep asking or answering questions. We can also stop this by delegating SP to them so that it can at least their upvote will go far a bit.
Another way to prevent seeing no votes is if we at least also partake in voting and not leaving the voting for the work of just the community leaders. If you see an answer that makes sense, simply give it an upvote. It might not mean something to you but to the author, it means alot.
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
Submit