If everyone posted a repetitive and/or meaningless (even if individually innocuous) comment or image on every new user, the system would be destroyed not only by the clutter but by the sheer volume of

No, if you act like a bot, you are a bot. No, I am an human being and the fact that I am wrongly accused of "being a bot" doesn't convert me into one. What really happened is that I did a service

I did exactly that and already explained how I handled and helped each of the 89 new users I welcomed in 1 week of work, none of them complained (alltough a 100% satisfaction is also not humanly reachable

@lukestokes I still have the 89 custom welcome signs created for the 89 new steemians. There is no way I would took my time to make a custom sign if I before haven't read and checked the #introducemyself

I was only referring to the repetitive image posting. Without that, your actions would be commendable, IMO. I don't think anyone should reward repetitive behavior that is easier for bots to do than humans.

I don't care enough to write you a bot which could inject into an image the author name of an introduction post, dynamically create an image, and post it, but trust me (or do the research yourself), it

It would be very, very easy to program this process to do it nearly instantly. That's not true. Because I actually was just saluting each individual in person, using a coustomized sign for each one, that

and it's a good tactic to gain a lot of followers Only @smooth and his team downvoted. If you gain followers it's because those people actually want to be conected and that means they actually LIKE what

My introduction post is a week old (7 days). I managed to create 89 custom made welcome signs. This means each welcome sign has directly welcomed a specfic new steemian onboard. Let's do some maths: 89/7

I didn't acted like a bot. I did a "repetitive task" but like we humans do. There is nothing wrong about doing a repetitive task in order to avoid that new steemians feel "alone" when

Thank you @ace108!

Did you took the time to actually research how I interacted with people when I welcomed them? Apparently NO, because I did just this: "ask some questions, find common ground, etc."

I'm not a spambot!

I'm not "spam" this is just so unfair @smooth. I'm a manual curator of new accounts on steemit. I personally receive each new person I can and you just come here with some massive SP to silence

I'm not a "spambot" there is no software at all on this account @smooth, so please remove your flag you are just abusing your SP.

Hi @cryptos, as I said to you on your @robotev intro post, I'm not a bot but I do welcome new steemians doing kind of a manual (and repetitive) "curation" task trying to avoid unverified users.

Hi @robotev, I'm not a bot but I do welcome new steemians doing kind of a "curation" task trying to avoid unverified users.