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RE: Whale’s dilemma

in #steemit • 8 years ago

There are many solutions:

  1. force the whales to power down if they have greater than 1% of the Steem pool (not counting that held by the #1 Steem account)
  2. cap the amount that a single up-vote can add (and a single flag subtract)
  3. allow everyone the option to register partial up-votes and multiple up-votes based on size (minnows need to be able to clump up-votes, whales often need/want to divide them -- particularly flagging when flagging first time offenders and newbies).
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    1. I can't agree with this one, forcing anything is bad if you want to keep steemit what it is.
      2 is something I thought might work but it takes away something called "casino effect" which is very important to steemit. So we can't have that. [ read @dana-edwards for more, very good info ]
    2. are you talking about %upvote? if so, this is possible in CLI but not yet in the interface.
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