Why are the rewards from these posts to do with the sps dao, and sps proposals going to you directly. These post rewards need to go to the dao account, not to your personal wallet.

The sps dao, is already paying you 60k a year to write these posts from its own personal funds. Please adjust the post rewards to be sent to the DAO wallet as of immediately.

This is not supposed to benefit you personally by keeping the post rewards, when you are already being paid, and they have nothing to do with your personal blog.

Either make the sps dao the 100% beneficiary of these post rewards, or start posting from the sps dao account, which is what you are supposed to be doing. That's what the sps dao account is for, and why it exists in the first place.

This must be done immediately. No, more rewards for personal gain when you are already being paid directly by the sps dao, amd there is already an @sps.dao account that exists for this specific purpose.

You are receiving guaranteed hive whale votes on these posts, from splinterlands whales, who are also large hive holders, as well as from splinterlands directly on some posts. If you think it's acceptable to be double paid for the same job, then you are completely wrong. It is not acceptable to take advantage of your position, to be rewarded on your personal blog with these rewards that you are already being paid for.

You can't play dumb on this either. You know what you are doing. You work directly with these sps whales and splinterlands on sps dao related posts.

They dont belong on your persona blog, and neither do the rewards.

Why should players and investors pay you directly from the dao, if you are going to be double paid with rewards from hundreds of posts that you will be making from your personal blog. This is completely unacceptable. Especially when everyone else is suffering through the horrible downturn in the game and markets, and you are being paid a guaranteed income (and then with guaranteed blog post votes), while everyone else gets to sink or swim with risking their capital, based on market performance and the performance of the company.