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RE: Voting Abuse and Ineffective Curation: A proposal for blockchain-level change
I will copy -paste just a few sentences, telling about the roots of a problem:
- “good posts” aren’t rising to the top of the trending page and topic pages like they should
- one of the advantages of Steem was the additional of a financial incentive for good curation
- the current blockchain rules favor self-voting over effective curation
Changing 30 minutes to 5 minutes....I don't know if that's going to change anything, as most bots are already set to vote after 20+ minutes after post is published.
You're right - the problem is much larger than just this, and this won't solve that larger issue.
But the 30 minute rule for curation rewards is just an unneeded complexity in the system that needs to be made less complex. Each part we make simpler, the easier it'll be to solve the entire problem.
So this!
I think this is a good way of thinking...
This would make it easy to find the problems in it after simplifing it... and make it easier to find problems in other parts of the system since making one part simpler will decrease its effect on other parts.
Just changing 30 minutes to 5 minutes would probably have little impact at all, I agree. The more important part of the change is to eliminate the transfer of rewards from curators to authors when the curator votes during the window.
And what is the possibility, whales will show any interest for this kind of change? If this is going to be processed at all...
Of the whales I've talked to, most seem in favor of the general idea, at least as a first step towards improvement.
Many good ideas to think about.
Here are a few more that might help simplify things:
Thanks for reading these suggestions to ponder.