RE: I stopped self voting this week

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I don't think there is ANYTHING wrong with voting for yourself, in general.

The problem is when voting for yourself AND others (meaning truly independent others, not just votes that are part of a trail, voting circle, paid vote, etc.) not voting for you. That indicates there is no consensus that your contributions are actually worth anything and you are just farming.

Re. HBD., the conversion function in the next hard fork will change the protocol a lot. It will be an interesting experiment.

Back on self-voting, I once proposed, half-seriously, that you be REQUIRED to self-vote on all of your posts and comments. If you don't think that your contributions are worth something, you shouldn't be making them. If others disagree they can downvote. That's part of establishing consensus on what should be rewarded.



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I would like to err on the side of everyone benefitting, rather than it becoming a battle royale. I usually vote for my posts, with every intention of powering up to increase my vesting shares, and then I try to give back to the community by voting on posts by users with smaller accounts. I also don't mind abstaining from self voting for a while to see how much I can focus on other users contributions. I appreciate your response and I hope that your efforts to stabilize HBD will will mean we can rely on it more to stay around $1 USD. What do you think about the PCV protocols being developed like Olympus and $float?

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What do you think about the PCV protocols

Have not reviewed

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