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RE: Minnow #541,753—Monthly Report: June
I think I have a better idea them flagging you. Let's go bounty hunting!
I figured you could be a very good bounty hunter. Since you write very good comments. So did you consider to react on all bounty posts?
I mean since you do write quote a number of comments you could as well react on the bounty posts of your interest.
Okay, now that's an interesting idea. I take it the bounty hunter has its own account and then posts about which other posts there's a bounty on? I know Asher has been doing it, and I run into them here and there, but I haven't necessarily connected them with a place where I could go to collect bounties. I like it though. Much better than getting flagged, too, by the way. :)
You can find the bounty posts yourself by visiting the @steem-bounty account and look at their comments. Half of the comments is for new bounties and the other half contains the results.
I'm also thinking about creating a post myself to inform my followers in which bounties I participated. Both my followers as well as myself could benefit from such a post.
So, I went to the steem-bounty account, and it appears they have within the last month moved things to their own website? Because there doesn't appear to be posts of what you have described for about four weeks to a month now. I went to the website but my browser warned me that it's not set up right and that my data might not be secure. I've blown through those warnings in the past because I knew the website and nothing has happened, but in this case, I'm not quite ready to chance it. Apparently, people are doing it, but it would be nice if steem-bounty would also comply with what I believe are standard practices and secure their website. In the meantime, I'm going to try to keep track of the bounties on Steemit another way and see what happens.
I did not say look at their posts. I said look at the comments from the Steem-bounty account.
https://steemit.com/@steem-bounty/comments