TransparencyBot - Daily Report Card as of Yesterday 4/26/18

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This is the daily summary for Transparency Bot as of the end of the day yesterday.

For more information on this project, you can view the introduction post here.

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How to Read this Report:

  • The number of comments (and blog posts) posted by transparencybot each day.
  • The number of replies made directly to the comments left by transparencybot.
  • The number of upvotes it received that day. (Does not include upvotes from transparencybot (if any).
  • The number of downvotes it received that day.
DatePostsRepliesUpVotesDownVotes
04/09/181813514528
04/10/18792310013
04/11/1862349920
04/12/185819669
04/13/1864338910
04/14/18864911843
04/15/1878329228
04/16/188516637
04/17/188924596
04/18/18143338510
04/19/1812311525
04/20/18127184213
04/21/18127257912
04/22/182233810342
04/23/1814817213105
04/24/1813617469
04/25/181218372
04/26/1814711324

Comments:

I am expecting an increase in the number of posts made each day starting 4/18/18 as @transparencybot has begun commenting on all posts, which now includes those with reputations above 70.

All in all, transparencybot is being seen as a constructive and useful display of information for all those interested to analyze.


A few comments on patience.

When @introbot (a sibling of @transparencybot) first started and asking people not to introduce themselves more than once, I received an inrush of very hateful, cruel and personal attacks by those who had been using this tag as their personal posting area.

There were hundreds of users posting hundreds of times, daily and weekly in the tag, making it completely useless for that which is was intended.

After only a few short weeks, the number of repeat introductions in the tag dropped dramatically and now only a few remain. The bot has been hugely successful.

This mission is no different and it will take a little time for the results to filter in.

I do hope that this time will be granted, the platform is surely worth it.

At this point it is TRULY up to the community to decide.


Why do we need more transparency?

Yes, transparency Bot is presenting information that IS available on the blockchain, but NOT otherwise available on Steemit.

Transparency allows all of us who care about this platform to know what is going on, directly see how it affects us, become more educated as to what can be done and then; hopefully, act in a way that protects our platform for years to come.


As of 4/18/18, @transparencybot will begin upvoting random posts that use the #nobidbot tag and have not used bidbots on the post.
The number of random votes it does a day depends on its remaining voting power.

Latter on, a filter to select only authors with reputation's of perhaps 60 (or 50) and below may be incorporated, but for now it is wide open.

This is a non-profit initiative, all funds received by or delegated to it will be used directly for this mission only. No one, including myself is being paid for any service or product. Please consider supporting it by upvoting this post and/or the comments left by @transparencybot.

@bycoleman
https://ColemanAir.us

Craig

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!cheetah whitelist

Okay, I have whitelisted @transparencybot. I won't bug them.

Wow, I just had @transparencybot comment on a post we were advertising about our ICO launch. I just wanted to say thank you for building this @bycoleman. Bidbots have been something I've been very iffy about. I like how they can be used for advertisement, but I dislike how they can be "gamed" for money and how users may not know that the post their reading is marketed or not. For example, @buildawhale is obvious given the name, but many others have names that hide that they are bid bots, and essentially hide the fact that its an advertisement from the users.

I'm really glad for the added transparency. I'm not a fan of how many bots tend to spam comment sections, but this is a cause worth taking up a comment on posts.

The developer of @transparencybot, @bycoleman has purchased delegated SP from Minnowbooster and upvoted his other accounts introbot 48% of the time, transparency bot 25% of the time and himself 5% of the time.

Producing a 2nd or 3rd account and upvoting that account can be seen as taking advantage of the rewards pool. One person with multiple accounts may be looked into and addressed if/when illicit activity is noticed.

This information is being presented in the interest of transparency on our platform @bycoleman and is by no means a judgement of your work.
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In addition @bycoleman has used the following bidbots in a previous post:

buildawhale for 69.63, $278.52 USD
upmyvote for 25.36, $101.44 USD
minnowbooster for 22.23, $88.92 USD
boomerang for 18.07, $72.28 USD
smartsteem for 12.21, $48.84

Dollar amounts have been taken from the current price.
bycolemanBidBots.jpg