Yeah, you're right of course... although @dtube does the same, and people still seem to use it a lot. I think the balance comes with the big upvotes these apps give their own users. Easier for @dtube obviously since Steem delegated them some power, but yeah, I understand completely. I did completely rethink if I wanted to even use @dbook.org since 20% is a lot... but it catalogs so nicely.
I still don't really understand what they'd be taking 20% of... each post in a chapter? Book rentals? It's not clear.
@dbooks.org is interested in rewarding its users even after the 7 day payout period might have lapsed. For now, the 20% has a sharing formular. There has been debates on the sharing method to use and we have decided to come up with a formular which would be explained in our next update post. Later, when we begin to receive delegations, in a bid to incentivize our delegators (if they are interested- the option would be made available), we would have to adjust the sharing formular.
The 20% is gotten from each post in a chapter.
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Thanks @timoshey for clarifying. We all really appreciate it! Communication is key!
I don't 100% understand what you mean with your formula, but I really look forward to your next post. I think this is a great app and can bring a lot of value to the blockchain, so I can't wait to see how it all goes!
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