RE: RE: The state of dBlog
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RE: The state of dBlog

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I have one tiny problem with using engrave@engrave. I am using engrave@engrave for the domain christyromano.com. By default for my iamnotchristy@iamnotchristy account I have payment declined for posts. Christyromano.com is a noncommercial unofficial fan site. On hive.blog, peakd.com, ecency.com, et al. the crossed out $0.00 for declined rewards is obvious but after importing my posts through the engrave@engrave dashboard the posts on christyromano.com don't have the crossed out value to indicate that payouts for posts are declined. On christyromano.com the posts look like they are receiving rewards when they get enough upvotes when they are not receiving rewards. for example, on https://christyromano.com/unofficial-christy-carlson-romano-fan-site-running-on-hive-blockchain it shows a $0.02 reward for the post but on @iamnotchristy/unofficial-christy-carlson-romano-fan-site-running-on-hive-blockchain the post clearly had rewards payment declined.

Could engrave@engrave have it so that declined payout posts when imported are clearly displayed as declined payout posts? Or when payout for a post is declined no value at all is displayed on the custom domain using engrave.app@engrave.app

Overall engrave@engrave is a great application. The declined payout for posts not being reflected on my site though is a problem since the site is intended to be noncommercial. Since this is for an unofficial fan site it is important that it is clear that it is noncommercial.

Thanks.

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