I'm not including the pending payout amount in the comment reports since I found that it is inaccurate. If users stop I don't see hacking together a new query a priority. Currently I manually check each link and put a line through it if all the payouts have been removed. Fixing the query would just mean a few less accounts to check.
Comment Spam With Trailing Bots 7/22 - 7/28
Some of these unlined accounts still need payouts removed:
Top 20 Commenters for 7/27
I run this report daily to find possible comment spam bots. Being listed here does not mean that the account is spamming or committing any other type of abuse.
| Author | count |
|---|---|
 | 3298 |
 | 996 |
 | 990 |
 | 809 |
 | 518 |
 | 302 |
 | 280 |
 | 267 |
 | 246 |
 | 246 |
 | 246 |
 | 242 |
 | 226 |
 | 226 |
 | 223 |
 | 222 |
 | 191 |
 | 187 |
 | 187 |
Posts with more than 20 per day
I am including the payout amount in the post reports since it highlights how much potential spammers are being rewarded by those who up-vote their posts. Be aware SBD payouts are not all correct.
Being listed here does not mean that the account is spamming or committing any other type of abuse.
Notes on Specific Accounts
I haven't had time to delve any deeper into these lists since yesterday to find anything new or look closer at some of the similarities in type of content being posted.
If you have the time, check out some of the contributors posting more than 20 posts a day. Drop by the ones posting spam and not interacting with the community and leave them a comment encouraging them post something "real".
Part of Steemit is being social! Encourage them to make friends, post pictures of their pets, tell us a story... Anything to add some value and originality to their posts! Not every posts has to look or read like it was written by a professional and it doesn't have to be in English.
