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RE: Warning: Some bots are not giving good vote even it says ROI: 10%, a method to learn if a bot is good or not

in #vn • 7 years ago

You mean the bot to write both VN and EN in the same comment? Or switching between VN an EN depending on the user?

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     7 years ago  

    I meant bot should write both in Vietnamese and English. So other communities will know more about Vietnamese community too.

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       7 years ago  

      I’ll have to think about it. It’s not technically impossible but is it worth the effort? I mean let’s discuss pros and cons.

      Pros:

      • it gives more visibility to the community
      • might attract more delegators

      Cons:

      • add complexity to the code
      • makes the comment a bit heavy and store reptitive content taking space on the blockchain
      • if other communities don’t understand Vietnamese will they be bothered going down to read the comments? The author writing in Vietnamese is probably a better solution.
      • same with potential delegators, will they even see the comments?

      Instead of writing upvote comments in both language, there is a next phase which will be:

      • have the bot auto-curate by posting its own blog post in English and Vietnamese.
      • have the bot automatically write posts showing statistics about the Vietnamese community such as:
        • number of VN users
        • their posting frequency
        • what tags they use the most

      Well written, this would work better than the upvote comments.

      What do you reckon?

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         7 years ago  

        It looks like there are more cons than pros. So I think it's better to keep it Vietnamese. I'm planning to delegate but I want to have at least 3 cents upvote for Qurator Tier 1 upvote. Do you know any website which shows how many SP I should have to give 3 cents worth upvote? I was looking at Steemnow calculator, but it doesn't work well.

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           7 years ago  

          I use steemnow but multiply the SP by 100 to have accuracy as it avoid roundings:
          Screen Shot 2018-05-25 at 11.12.05 pm.png

          For example here, with 15450 SP you get a $3 upvote. So for $0.03 you need 154.50 SP.

          You can also simulate SP with this great tool:

          That big circle on the top left with your vote power inside, you can click on the outter ring to show you the vote value at different vote powers. https://steemworld.org/@hungrybanana

          There is a Simulate SP button on the right.

          You currently have 226.43 SP which gives you $0.04 upvote at 100% weight.

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