This post is intended to cover the server costs for SteemWorld.org and to enable me to continue my development in the future.
In case you missed the first part:
SteemWorld ~ Weekly Support ~ #1
Dieser Post ist dafür gedacht die Serverkosten für SteemWorld.org zu decken und mir in Zukunft weitere Entwicklungen zu ermöglichen.
Falls du den ersten Teil verpasst haben solltest:
SteemWorld ~ Weekly Support ~ #1
New week, new luck. Looks like we have seen the bottom for STEEM in the markets and I think, a big move to the upside is about to start soon. For over a month now I was holding my earned STEEM on exchanges, because I just could not sell at the recent prices. Sometimes it's cheaper to overdraw a fiat bank account and pay for the fees instead of selling the coins directly after a huge price drop. Of course, it's a risky game, but I want to survive, so there is no other way currently.
Many people say that it's good to see STEEM at lower price levels, because they then can buy more with huge discounts. If your life does not depend on Steem rewards, that's true, otherwise it's hell. They say, it's the time for building new things, for being creative. The truth is that we might lose many free thinkers and creative individuals in those times, because in most cases they are real/honest as one can be and not interested in sucking seeds (succeed). For me success means to heal the planet by planting seeds, not sucking the rest out of it, as many people do. I'm no sucker for sure and if Steem should not work out for me, I know that my real path is another.
Targeted (microwaved) individuals like me won't find peace in a world that is being run by soul sucking parasites. For those who understand: Waking up and realizing the truth of our fake world initiated the process automatically. As far as I can feel it, crypto currencies didn't change anything to that yet.
Motivation to continue on this path is ~ zero, but I will do my best, friends.
I'm in the process of fixing, improving and optimizing a few things on the site. As some of you already noticed, my way of developing things barely goes directly from A to B. I have good reasons for that. Sometimes it's better to keep a distance and to not work on the same shit every day, because that may lead us to overlook the best possible result of the own creations and the whole process of completion tends to become more of a race than to a natural way resulting in a perfect product.
The tables are now better readable and the rows are sortable by clicking on the desired column header (as always, green = ascending, red = descending).
We now have a few more details about our voting results in the overview. The column 'Eff.' shows us the efficiency of each vote. Being an early voter (before a strong whale vote comes in) leads to better results (higher SP rewards) in most cases.
For those who don't know, how curation rewards are being calculated:
Keep in mind, that it's not about being the first voter and voting within the first 10 minutes will in most cases decrease your rewards drastically! The percentage of effective curation vests go from 0 (first minute) to 100% (15th minute) of 25%. That means, you would get only 12.5%, if you vote exactly after 7.5 minutes and there is no other voter.
There is no perfect time for voting a post, sometimes it may be the 14th minute, sometimes a bit earlier or later. It depends on when the 'big one' will hit the target. One thing is sure: If you are voting within the first minute, you obviously don't understand how it works... ^^
The 'Avg. Efficiency' shows us our average curation performance for the currently active votes. Special thanks to 
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Positive thoughts create a positive world. It all begins with connecting our thoughts with emotions. What we focus on is what becomes powerful. We are the creators of our world.
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