SteemHunt are we the hunted?
For those who don't know, SteemHunt is one of the prominents DApps on top of steem blockchain.
Basically to use SteemHunt you have to found new products and post them on SteemHunt, you will earn hunt tokens and a SteemHunt upvote by sharing/dig them.
Important: The posts have to be approved by moderators to be accepted on SteemHunt community.
SteemHunt Moderators
There are things that I understand on approval process but there are things I don't understand
- This post
https://steemit.com/steemhunt/@onze/openmeetings-openmeetings-videoconferencing-instant-messaging
was not approved by @pialejoana, the moderator, because the software is to old (Release 4.0.5 is from 2018) and is not a TI product or hardware.
- This post
https://steemit.com/steemhunt/@pialejoana/ajusco-ecological-bicycle-made-with-bambu
A bambu bike (if is not TI it should be hardware) from @pialejoana,
yes moderators are also hunters,
was approved by moderator @dayleeo,
yes moderators approve moderators hunts,
@dayleeo is also an hunter that find products that are approved by @geekgirl, other moderator and also an hunter that find products that are approved by @urbangladiator, other moderator and also an hunter that find products that are approved by @monajam, other moderator and also an hunter that find products that are approved by @urbangladiator.
https://steemit.com/steemhunt/@onze/openmeetings-openmeetings-videoconferencing-instant-messaging
was not approved by @pialejoana, the moderator, because the software is to old (Release 4.0.5 is from 2018) and is not a TI product or hardware.
https://steemit.com/steemhunt/@pialejoana/ajusco-ecological-bicycle-made-with-bambu
A bambu bike (if is not TI it should be hardware) from @pialejoana,
yes moderators are also hunters,
was approved by moderator @dayleeo,
yes moderators approve moderators hunts,
@dayleeo is also an hunter that find products that are approved by @geekgirl, other moderator and also an hunter that find products that are approved by @urbangladiator, other moderator and also an hunter that find products that are approved by @monajam, other moderator and also an hunter that find products that are approved by @urbangladiator.
Ok! That's enough I think you got it.
SteemHunt Numbers
- SteemHunt have 1,732,613.28 SP.
- Upvote at 100% power worth $ 78.15, about 45 SP and 45 Steem.
- In 1 hour SteemHunt upvote moderators comments on hunt posts with the value about 25 SP and 25 Steem (I've stopped on upvote 100° with 0.62% power) to 11 moderators.
- Biggest SteemHunt SP delegators:
@misterdelegation - 1,005,249.000 SP
@freedom - 148,328.472 SP
@jaewoocho - 98,885.648 SP
@cryptomancer - 90,171.338 SP
@goodnewworld - 74,523.081 SP
@misterdelegation - 1,005,249.000 SP
@freedom - 148,328.472 SP
@jaewoocho - 98,885.648 SP
@cryptomancer - 90,171.338 SP
@goodnewworld - 74,523.081 SP
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Like I said there,
For me is just... Questionable, be referee and player on same game.
i think your projecting.
firstly, their is a command structure above us, the community manager and the team, they look at infractions and also remember that the mods have account level scores too -- i would say that more mod stuff will be verified because they see day in and day out wrongly submitted hunts but the hunts of mods are often perfect and rarely get delisted (i've had a few thou) -- just one last week for bittorrent now actually. go check if you must.
so i think your being harse which is a shame because we work hard for this platform and it's users.
we make perfect mods because before we were got in we were in the discord in the early starting days, they got to know us, and trust me many questions went back and forth about should mods be hunters too.
i cannot change your mind or what is questionable but i hope i have left you a little bit of information for you to make a better resolution!
all the best, see you on steemhunt! :)
Thanks.
All the best to you too.
Hi @psos, you're not the first person to suggest that moderators shouldn't be allowed to hunt... but my question to you is why?
As far as I know, all the moderators were selected from the community, they were hunters who loved the platform so much, and put so much time into the platform, that they were then asked to be moderators.
Why should they then stop hunting and sharing products that they are excited about just because they are moderating? I would think if a rule like that was made, then no one would want to moderate, and the whole system will collapse.
Articles like this one really annoy me. You're trying to create drama where there is none. If you read the Steemhunt Posting Guidelines properly you'd know that not only tech items are accepted, but also innovative and exceptionally designed products... the weird, the wacky, the exceptional, etc.
You are, of course, entitled to your opinion and your right to express whatever you like, but this post, in my opinion, is just trying to be attention seeking and cause problems.
I believe that everyone should ask questions, and it's important not to trust blindly... but you also have to accept the fallout when those questions are insulting.
I'd love to see you try and create something, instead of just tearing other people's work down.
Hi it's your opinion I have mine. If you think everything is clear ok, you answer my question, thanks for that.
Now... I don't think if mod can't hunt no one would want to moderate because $ 0.86 for each mod comment is not bad at all ;)
Hi @psos, it's not $0.86 per mod comment, it's $0.46... and don't forget the verification process can take some time... so it's basically the same as working for $10-$15 an hour, which is not minimum wage in some countries.
I think this is a very mean post you've written.
You're upset about your hunt, and that's understandable, but to call into question the integrity of the moderation team is really harsh. You're suggesting that we're cruel to everyone else and treat each other like kings to get the most rewards. That's untrue and unfair. The moderators hunts are subject to the exact same guidelines as everyone else. I've had two hunts delisted since I became a mod because I forgot to check for something...
The mods love the system, and often come up with amazing hunts that the community really likes... I personally think it would be an absolute shame if the mods had to choose between being a referee or a player because the moderation family adds so much to the Steemhunt community, and removing them would hurt the community.
I think you'd know that if you actually tried to create something for everyone instead of writing really mean posts.
Thanks for the advice of mean posts.
Last but not least, I think mod should be upvoted and worth from steemhunt and I think mod shouldn't hunt. That's it.
Cheers.
You're basically saying though that people who create TV shows should never be able allowed to watch TV. Why shouldn't people be allowed to enjoy something they really like?
You're entitled to your opinion, of course, but I honestly do think if you tried to create something really cool, you'd be more understanding and compassionate instead of trying to destroy a community and create drama for no reason.
Why do you think mods shouldn't hunt?
Cose they are mods. And are payed for that, and I think is fair.
Like referees are payed to rule de game and not to play it.
This is a business, and more transparency more the business is trusted.
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I honestly think that this is not the right way to channel things.
However, a question arises:
Will you make an insulting and comparative publication every time a mod rejects a hunt?
Is the immaturity that covers you so much?
But, leaving that behind; let me clarify the following points:
1.- Steemhunt is a community where unique products are usually shared; that span IT or hardware
or also; innovative engineering / design products (can cover non-technological products that have been invented based on a high-level engineering / design approach to solve a major problem). PG.
It is something that you should analyze.
2.- The moderators are evaluated under the same publication guidelines as a hunter; because to the end: We are hunters as well ..!
And let me tell you, there may also be details that we overlook (we are human, remember it) and we will delist them if they do not comply with the guidelines. The same as any other user within the community.
It seems unfair that you divulge the opposite.
From my point of view; you simply want to form a problem where there is none. I'm sorry that incomprehension owns you.
That spread bad vibes referring to the work we do mod in Steemhunt; It is unfortunate. We strive every day for the platform; we have educated ourselves in its operation; and above all: we accept if we make mistakes. We are human, not autonomous robots.
However, let me confirm that I keep my decision about your hunt.
Greetings.
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