RE: RE: The CrackHouse Buffet: A Real Life Story of Substance Abuse Addiction and Recovery
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I am not very savvy at these things but when announcing their SMT on their facebook page it stated: "This allows having the proven posting and rewards distribution mechanics from Steem backed by the EOS blockchain infrastructure." Apparently that hasn't taken off as the APX token on steem engine is worthless. So I am taking it (remember I am not savvy and this is just a guess) The APPICS is part of the EOS blockchain but they haven't gotten any footing over there as many others haven't either according to an article that was written last year on the EOS blockchain, which stated "There are currently over 100 dapps on the EOS network. Unfortunately, the activity on these dapps is somewhat lacking. The most active application, PRA CandyBox, has just over 6,000 daily active users. However, this number is substantially higher than Ethereum’s most popular dapp, the IDEX decentralized exchange, which currently sits at slightly over 1,000 daily active users." If APPICS follows along that same line that means things are not fanning out as planned for them there...which would mean (again, purely speculative on my part) in order to prop up their own lack of draw (that ended up being a dud financially) and a financial means worthy of awarding it would be to implement a strategy to draw out compensation from the rewards pool here to try and save itself from going under completely....(remember, it's speculative as I am not an expert in any of this, I could be wrong, I am just chewing on bits and pieces) ...but it would seem to me that Steemit should move more cautiously....and all that still does not address the issue that these people being onboarded (whether real or not, again, speculative on my part from chewing on bits and pieces I've put together which I have offered to say I was wrong if proven and apology just to be thwarted without counter proof being provided) will be able to be rewarded for posting pics of themselves that others would get flagged for such a tactic.

Like I said in response to someone else if it was really that easy I'd be one of the top tier by now as our town is full of beautiful college girls and brand new hot spots due to gentrification, all I would have had to do was buy a camera and go downtown, take tons of pictures and post them. If I followed along the logic used now I wouldn't have had to do anything but post a pic and wrote "Hi". Not to mention what I could have came up with going to any number of the beaches here in my state as I am surrounded by the great lakes. Some pictures of hot looking girls building sandcastle?....standing on a pier looking sultry?....I'd be rich by now, rich, rich, rich, rich, rich.

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