I use steemvoter on authors that I already find myself voting for them manually all the time anyway. Once I see they always write posts I would vote on I may add them to Steemvoter so I can support them. But I like manually voting posts and actually reading them. Engaging with the community is where the real value is and creating good posts for them.
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I kind of learned this way of thinking from you @luzcypher you've built the open mic community because of the way you are, its not just luck or anything random...
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Real engagement and helpful content build a real value on Steemit in my view. Once you do that it really doesn't matter what the price of Steem is or how many followers you get a day. The community growing is the value and if it helps others it stays valuable regardless.
It's good to see some of that mindset rubbing off onto you. You're off to a great start and I know you'll succeed because you have the right mindset.