Trending and hot posts on Steemiz are not arrange according to the highest current payouts on every posts on both the trending and hot page, this shouldn’t have being the case due to the fact that it will be misleading and users might find it difficult to understand while the terms “trending and hot” are used in the first place if the posts on the page will not follow such arrangement.
Trending posts should be arrange according to the current payouts on them so as to know which one is topping the list so should be the case for the hot posts on the platform too in other to know the hottest posts on the page.
While on the trending posts page this morning above image is the arrangement of posts on the trending page and all the posts are just arrange randomly and it’s so difficult to know the one that’s trending most on the page.
The image above should have being the normal arrangement if the posts follow the proposed trending posts page, the first and second posts on the page are well situated being the posts with the highest pending payouts on the page then the post at the bottom [fifth on the page] should be the third post on the trending posts page, then the posts on the third and fourth lines should be move to the fourth and fifth lines respectively on the trending posts page.
HOT POSTS ARRANGEMENT
The image above show how the hot posts on the platform are arrange and they are also arrange randomly like that of the trending posts so I`m going to rearrange them with the image below.
Then the arrangement should be like this, the posts on the first and second lines are well situated because they are the posts with the highest/hottest pending payout on the page then the last post on the page should be move up to the third line being the third highest/hottest post on the page, next is the post on the fourth line which is also well situated being the fourth highest post on the page and lastly is the post on the third line which should be the last on the hot post page.
All images are screenshots on my Infinix Note 2 Phone.
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