I was wondering, who the fuck is voting for my spammy test posts?

I was, actually, just working on a simple votebot, that you can configure to work with more than one account, by feeding it parameters. Having thought about this a little further, I am starting to see why certain elements of the methods of working with the platform are not being documented, even if they are there to use. I am actually suspending my work on this for the time being, and returning to my own focus, after figuring out a few things about the mindset around here.

As a consequence, and despite the seeming limitations, I intend fully to live up to the name I have adopted here. Loki, from the original Eddas, was a character who grated with everyone, and stirred up trouble everywhere. It is amusing to me that right in the midst of what is itself a disruption of the world around, there is many people who react very badly to potential disruptions to this disruption in their midst. Well, too bad for those people. Steem dies without further development.

Like it or not, there is going to be changes. I am going to spill the beans, and show the new people how to disrupt this system and make it grow further. I am not going to win any friends from the established community, except for the small number who actually understand that disruption is essential to life, and to the future of Steem, and the entire crypto-sphere as a whole.