Hey Recursive, I made that comment right before talked :) I told you I added a comment, I thought you saw it. I understand the point you are making.

I understand the instances where it does indeed divert funds from other content that add value to the network/community but that is also where I'd draw the line. In my instance it wasn't a pure sell of

I understand what you're saying but you can't underestimate the psychological value of a high flag count. I'm sure some people went, "oh look how many people flagged this" and just ticked that

@cashbandicoot that was more of a response to btc.ctb. Sorry if I sounded overly defensive there...this guy is relentlessly posting the same without reading my response to his question

You realize an escrow agent with one of the higher reputations on bitrated.com was in charge of the btc distribution right? The poor lad didn't get near as much as he probably should have for the headache

You realize an escrow agent with one of the higher reputations on bitrated.com was in charge of the btc distribution. The poor lad didn't get near as much as he probably should have for the headache this

The blockchain never lies, see for yourself: I reviewed @someguy123 payout excel myself and for as far as I could tell he got it right his first try.

I used steemd.com in advanced mode to see vote details. In it you get a breakdown of each voter's weight, weight%, and rshares value. From there it is easy to copy the data into an excel, and let it calculate

You know, so far 98.1% of people we interacted with had a thank you to offer. 1.87% had a thank you, but no thank you to offer. and only 0.03% had something negative to say. I'll release the final numbers

Ok we thought it through and we worked out a solution for the bot problem: Proportional payout.

Actually if I recall correctly they removed the user limit from their free account model. It has been unlimited users for a little while now for free accounts and instead now you only pay per user that

paging @admin and @everyone else that can help :)