Seven days ago I made my first post about SteemAuto, and at that time I said that I would need to keep an eye on my Voting Power (VP) to ensure that my initial selections didn't overload me and leave me with too little VP left each day. I'm happy to announce that, over the last 7 days, my VP has never been below 90%.
As I'm happy to take my VP to as low as 70%, I've decided to add some more recipients to my collection. These people will all be getting a 100% auto-upvote from me once per day, automagically. The first one I'm adding this week is @ravenruis, whom I probably should have added in my initial list. Raven is a fellow antipodean from the AUS & NZ Discord server, and has been interacting with me regularly (including beating me to a bloody pulp in the Clockwork Arena, haha).
Next up I'm adding @dehenne, the lead developer of #steempunknet. I'm also adding
@davemccoy and
@carn, whom I have come into contact with through #steempunknet, #steemmonsters, and #steempeak. These three will also be receiving one 100% auto-upvote per day from me.
Finally in this round of additions, I'm adding @thedegensloth and
@kralizec of #chibera. They too will be reciving a 100% auto-upvote per day from me. I know it isn't much, and my Voting Weight is worth very little still, but it is something at least that I can do to show my appreciation for what these people do for the Steem community and the impact they have made in my life here too. So thanks, everyone. Once again, I'll keep an eye on my VP over the next week, and hopefully in another 7 days or so I'll be able to add some more SteemAuto auto-upvotes to my list.
I am a proud member of the AUS & NZ Discord server. My thanks to @cryptonik for making me this cool #TeamNZ banner. Kia Kaha!
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