Piotr thank you for sharing what you are thinking because reading your post here shows me we need a sustainable community based solution that allows us to compete with whales and benefit from that type of voting while completely relying on our own input and becoming investors instead of "renters" with bots. I maintain flexibility and the ability to change my actions to best suit the community. My initial response to voting bots was one of not liking them and I chose to go with the strategy of launching my own so that I might do some good funding projects on Steem and understand why people have bots from the inside. Now I have all of these points and view and am ready for the next step which incorporates the best of everything! Will we take it together next week?
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Hi @jerrybanfield
Im very grateful for taking the time to reply to me.
Being able to compete with whales is something we all need. But I cannot think of any solution that would allow it. I will keep my fingers crossed for whatever solution you will introduce.
I hope your view on bots will not turned to be completly against them. Shutting down your own bot is one think, but being against other bots would bring just some extra damage.
Yours
Piotr