This whole place seems to be a bot orgy or a complete deadzone.

No...How about something that doesn't rely on me pressing buttons to remove the riff raff, but actually detects dumbshit activity and gets rid of it.

I'd love some sort of disincentive for bots?

@memehub, drive by meme'ing. Didn't mean for it to be so saucy.

Ponzi schemes = bad. Is that not clear? lol

@cryptobobby Let us spare a moment for the shorts getting REKT. Aaaaaaand it's gone. lol

gracias por el comentario, amigo

@scottbusiness, right? I can't figure out why the payments companies are on board at all.

Wasn't Facebook supposed to accept bitcoin payments? cough cough This is FAR more a "coming together of the crime families" (global currency = new world order, look at the companies and marketing

Very interesting take, I'm no crazy SEO expert, but I am pretty familiar with the general tenants... I would be very curious to know what kind backlink strategy or spammy crap they were pulling as you

@nuggetsnews, is it just me or does there seem to be a lot of hyperinflationary risk these days? And if not hyperinflation, just regular really high inflation with QE on the peoples' lips across the world...

Thank you for continuing the trend that my only interactions are with bots @steemitboard. Love that... :/

What the fuck is @iflagtrash?

This is EXACTLY an example of how downvoting should not be used @Steemitblog @vandeberg. Real user commenting something true, retaliatory downvote by what seems to be a bot.

There needs to be bot detection that automatically downvotes bots to make them economically inviable or something. Your fucking bot problem is ruining the platform, full stop. Anyone supporting bots has

@steemitblog, I actually stopped doing much on Steem once I realized bots make more money than real people, on an average user basis. Established community members, brands and channels do fine I guess,

That dollar cost averaging tho...

70% renewable sounds pretty incredible for the rigs we see on youtube lolz...Thanks for the vid!

Standard Deviations and linear regressions aren't usually traded on alone in a vacuum, but they sure tend to put broad market action into some context. I definitely am interested in learning anything I