hitmeasap
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I see your points and I've noticed people creating like a BILLION different bots. Automated bots who downvote plagiarism? and copied content.. They even downvote users comments on other topics, if they've been flagged as a spammer etc.. So they are clearly doing many things to keep the site clean and filled with positive attitude. I can't say where the money come from, only that it does.
There's even a Hockey player from AHL who signed up.. That's kind of fun :D
And yeah, you can be my first stalker ever. I appreciate the opportunity! :D
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Well, there is a few things one COULD do. You could invest like $5,000 or so, and buy Steem Power for it. That will help you a long way, and reduce the time you need to spend on writing for instance. However, I would say that you should probably invest A LOT of time to make profit, no matter if you invest or not. But if you invest, then you'll be able to profit faster than without investment.
Another thing you could do, if you're an "established" blog owner or whatever. Team up with other people. That way you'll get help to "boost" your content a bit.. Hence, make more profits.
I'll cover more on this in another CD later on :)
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TommyCarey
The system seems ok, but where are they getting their money from? I wonder if they have a backer paying for all the content creation that is being made. If they do have a backer, and people are artificially upvoting threads to make more money, the backer is going to get pretty pissed. There will most likely be a system put in place to deny certain people from upvoting others if they're caught doing this for a profit.
Another thing I see is that since people are gaining all this upvoting power on steemit and pushing up certain threads to make more money, how long will that last? If there's no system put in place to prevent fraudulent upvotes then steemit is creating it's own bubble and it's only a matter of time before it pops. If the bubble does pop, everyone will lose their money and a lot of extremely pissed off people will be created.
There have been plenty of systems that offered the stars, but then they flew to close to the sun and burned up. See what I did there
I think steemit is offering too much to their users, and that's why I'm going to start posting lol. If we get in while it's new, we can cash in on a few pay checks before the steemit bubble pops and we're screwed lol. I've been interested in learning a bit more about steemit and now that you're posting about it, I'm going to stalk you :D The system seems ok, but where are they getting their money from? I wonder if they have a backer paying for all the content creation that is being made. If they do have a backer, and people are artificially upvoting threads to make more money, the backer is going to get pretty pissed. There will most likely be a system put in place to deny certain people from upvoting others if they're caught doing this for a profit. Another thing I see is that since people are gaining all this upvoting power on steemit and pushing up certain threads to make more money, how long will that last? If there's no system put in place to prevent fraudulent upvotes then steemit is creating it's own bubble and it's only a matter of time before it pops. If the bubble does pop, everyone will lose their money and a lot of extremely pissed off people will be created. There have been plenty of systems that offered the stars, but then they flew to close to the sun and burned up. See what I did there :D I think steemit is offering too much to their users, and that's why I'm going to start posting lol. If we get in while it's new, we can cash in on a few pay checks before the steemit bubble pops and we're screwed lol.
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