Is there anyway to gather up some whales or maybe create a bot to get rid of these comment spamming beggars. They also engage in plagiarism. You see a post with good English and grammar and it's author only speak basic English. These things if continued will become the single greatest threat to steemit.
I've known many people like this in my personal life and they are not something you need to see on steemit. Most of these bad actors are from the highly populated South Asian region where $1000 a month job is upper-middle class. These people only want to game the system. It's really scary.
Yeah I saw it. This has become an epidemic of a sort. https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@haejin/bitcoin-btc-morning-update-reversal-up-in-progress-usd7-200-first-up-target-check-out-this-extensive-analysis
I encountered several incidents like the one in the above post and I seriously threw the whole thing aside to just focus on the positive things. When you get into one account, you can find out at least one more of the same kind.
Is there anyway to gather up some whales or maybe create a bot to get rid of these comment spamming beggars. They also engage in plagiarism. You see a post with good English and grammar and it's author only speak basic English. These things if continued will become the single greatest threat to steemit.
I've known many people like this in my personal life and they are not something you need to see on steemit. Most of these bad actors are from the highly populated South Asian region where $1000 a month job is upper-middle class. These people only want to game the system. It's really scary.
I like your idea of creating a "beggar relief project".