Do you upvote on 'steemit board' notification posts?
Do you upvote on 'steemit board' notification posts?
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As you can see they always say to upvote the notification to help them as well as all steemians to grow. I am curious to know do you really upvote their notification or not?
- I never vote on any notification
- I often vote on the notification
- I only vote notifications with great achievements
- I did not notice they asked for vote!
- I will vote the notification
- I am never gonna vote on the notificatiuons
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Good to know that.
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I really should toss them an upvote, it's fun to see my achievements that I don't actively think about :^)
LOL...
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After my upvote value will become more than the payout threshold ($0.02).
Nowadays my upvote is worth approximately/around (usually less than) $0.01.
It is currently pointless/meaningless for me to upvote their notifications, and it is currently also pointless/meaningless for me to upvote most of the comments under my posts.
Unless they get upvoted by someone else with at least $0.02.
But that is highly unlikely. Even my posts are rarely get upvoted by human accounts.
Most of the upvotes I receive on my posts nowadays are coming from bots.
I understand.
We all have same problem, lack of human comment. Thanks for your sharing.
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That is not what I mean with the comment above, but I agree with your statement.
The real, human comments are rare on Steemit.
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Great to know!
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