New Proposed Option for Rigged Bid Bot

I give you exhibit A... @edensgarden...

Sometimes they vote what you pay for, sometimes they skip your bid altogether. Sometimes they might even answer you. They screwed me for the last time. So here is a simple proposal to @yapabmatt (who I know has nothing to do with this bot but being on bottracker.com, of course no problem with him, in fact vote him for witness if you haven't already-that's a slam dunk in my book)...

Alright back to the topic, proposed rule/guideline whatever to the rigged bots that vote their buddies and ignore certain votes that aren't terribly interesting to them or may have low curation. Also when you don't post you can behind "unfortunate mechanical errors" which I have noticed most often arise when the bidding is very low, and then magically it get worked out by the next round of bidding, and the winners get some comically low payout for their vote. I know I am an idiot for letting this bot game me more than once, and I know that the exponential, overwhelming majority of the bots vote as they are supposed to, and of course there is room for mechanical/operator error. But the users of steemit need to have some kind of buffer to hold this to account and have it taken care of simply so that people don't feel scammed or pissed about this stuff, that's why an alarming percentage of people on this platform don't even use the bots and mired in very slow growth on the platform. Because there is a lack of trust and accountability for when this stuff happens to a minnow like myself and there is an underlying fear of getting flagged or something like that.

Ask that they post once a week, let the Steemit community treat them as though they are any other member of the community, so that when messed up things like this happens they can be held to account.

Flag me, whatever but I am sick and tired of this crap happening with a bot like this messing up an amazingly fun system in my opinion, and to whoever is listening pass that on to someone who is listening that is a big wheel with a bot so that they do post at least once a week so they have interaction and accountability with the community. By the way, I have had technical errors with bid bots, and have exceptional luck with them refunding or eventually voting a post at least at some point. I haven't had to complain at all, maybe about a dozen times over hundreds, maybe thousands of bids. Virtually all problems are solved with great expedience and courtesy, except for the shitbot above that I will not say its name again.

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