Just try the Steeditor and it's really CLEVER 👍
Just want to make sure. Using SteemPlus, the beneficiary is 5% Utopian + 1% SteemPlus but when I try Steeditor the beneficiary is only 5% Utopian. Is it correct? Can I get the exact same upvote increase?
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@amosbastian confirmed that you do not need the steem plus beneficiary. I used steemwhales.com for my post, but steeditor looks a lot nicer, I might use it for my next post if it has no extra beneficiaries like steem plus.
No extra beneficiaries included, only these from
Beneficiariessection gonna be set up ;)Ah yes, got one question @jakipatryk. What is
Communitysection for?It is used as described here to mark a post as belonging to a given community. Communities aren't out yet, but they are not going to be a part of the blockchain consensus, thus anyone can "simulate" posting in a community right now, for example using Steeditor.
However, this field should be optional. I created an issue for that, so if anyone wants to contribute, this is a good first issue: https://github.com/jakipatryk/steeditor/issues/37
That's awesome! I found it pretty weird that when you do manual beneficiaries in steem plus, they say they will take 5%.
Nice!
@ajayyy. In Steeditor, you can set the slider to 0% or just remove utopian.pay from the beneficiary list.
Awesome! The bot checks for a minimum 5% beneficiary to give the bonus.
It's currently exactly 5% - scaling the increase with beneficiaries is something we still need to talk about.
ooh ok. I thought that if you have 10%, it would just give you the same bonus as 5%.
The increased upvote counts with the extra 1% beneficiary for the tool which gives you extra features.
So it should not be seen as something that decrease your potential author reward but as a way to support the tools and devs. Beneficiaries and tips are the ways of additional support which allows the project development.