RE: It's Time To Democratize The Voting Slider To Help Retain New (And Valuable) Users

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It's Time To Democratize The Voting Slider To Help Retain New (And Valuable) Users

in steem •  7 years ago 

"In my opinion, if you don't vote at full 100% of your VP at anything that you previously has read from top to bottom and you like what you've read."

This makes no rational sense whatsoever. Why should a user who reads 10 articles and a user who reads 100 be required to arbitrarily stick to the same number of votes per day?

So, what, you want to restrict what other users can do? You are against there being a vote slider for people who DO want to use it?

If so, you basically want centralized control over what others can do, and want to enforce that your way is the right way. That would mean you are in the wrong spot.

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I notice that you like to use the word rationality very frequently and yet it looks like you find it very elusive. ;)

Why should a user who reads 10 articles and a user who reads 100 be required to arbitrarily stick to the same number of votes per day?

Please, Do not insist on confusing the word READ with voting. R-E-A-D is exactly what I DO!! And I READ way more than 100 articles daily. And only vote at full 100% all those that I like & support. And almost never I exhaust my voting power at all.

What you clearly must be doing is VOTE. And obviously through an army of Voting Bots behind you it is easier sprinkle atomized and insignificant votes to more than 1000 articles if you like. But the way you express yourself and approach this subject, there is no way you can convince me that you even read 10 articles thoroughly from top to bottom in a day. ¡No way! You clearly are busy engaged in other bizniz.

So, what, you want to restrict what other users can do?

No one wants restrict anyone from doing anything. With slider or without they can do whatever they please. But the MAIN THANG here is ¡R-E-A-D! before vote. And once they have done so, then consciously vote as they please. ¿Note the difference?

You are against there being a vote slider for people who DO want to use it?

I am against using tools BRAINLESSLY, UNCONSCIOUSLY, BLINDLY and without RESPONSIBILITY. And that's exactly what I observe every lazy-ass, illiterate bum with a few extra coins within their pockets, who clearly refuse to READ a damn in here, but even so, call themselves curators and always are quick to claim that they not have time to read but anyway they care the minnows and they always shows support to the community by simply rummaging that damn voting slider back and forth once they have obtained it.

If so, you basically want centralized control over what others can do, and want to enforce that your way is the right way. That would mean you are in the wrong spot.

There is ONLY one place to be in the wrong spot. And that is, when you are wandering around without have been turn on your brain once that you've gotten out of bed. }:)

"But the MAIN THANG here is ¡R-E-A-D! before vote. And once they have done so, then consciously vote as they please."

I never argued against this.

All your responses to me are thus irrelevant.

" there is no way you can convince me that you even read 10 articles thoroughly from top to bottom in a day."

I don't care about your baseless and inaccurate speculations. I probably read at 3x the speed you do.

"who clearly refuse to READ a damn in here, but even so, call themselves curators"

I do read and I didn't call myself a curator.

I wrote a post to argue that minnows should have a vote slider if they want, just like everyone else.

Do you even know why you are here or what you are arguing for? Because, I don't think anyone else does.

"I am against using tools BRAINLESSLY, UNCONSCIOUSLY, BLINDLY and without RESPONSIBILITY."

Good, find a post where someone is advocating for that and complain at them.

Maybe you should read the original post more closely next time.