Steemians wanted to nerf bots, lowering the vote target from 40 to 5 per day at 100% would effectively do that but not without some collateral damage. Namely human curators spending a lot of time trying build a following by up-voting with more frequency and interacting alot on Steemit. Apparently The devs have taken a hands off approach for now and are not changing the vote targeting. Allowing bots to be much more profitable than humans for now until a better solution is found or more people learn to use bots and their value dilutes. In the meantime you can help by up-voting verified humans on Steemit and down-voting comment bots when you see them.
The more I observe the Devs in action the more favorably impressed I am.
I agree with you. The question is how does one identify a bot?
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I agree with you!
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Upvoted and followed
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Fine, we'll make our own bots, with blackjack and hookers!
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