I think you've been very accurate on many points, the first is that abuse is a matter of opinion (in some cases). The most important and why I consider that I am not abusing bid bot (in my opinion) is that my average number of articles per year is less than one article per day and I have been here for almost two years. If I use bid bots it's because I've noticed that articles that achieve a certain reward value are more viewed (even if no opinions are obtained). I have recently invested trust money to buy steem despite the current downturn and the bad looks of it all, a friend has helped me buy it and I have done so because I have faith in steem, I want this to improve but here you will find something unfair and it is that the high rewards do not depend on the articles written but on who writes them no matter how good that article is. If I invest in steem I think I deserve some of that reward that is distributed daily but as you can see it cannot be considered abuse if I use my investment to promote my articles which average less than one per day. If you check the high SP bid bots you will notice that there are people who publish more than 3 articles a day without anyone complaining, but someone thought that the fact that I have invested and used that money to promote my articles is an abuse and I report myself, that's why we are having this conversation. I understand that bid bots are not forbidden, and the frequency with which I use them could not be considered abuse because if it were so, everyone who uses bidbot would be abusing (an average of less than one article per day). Should I stop investing in steem? I know how things are here, it's hard to get good votes if you can't return one equal or superior in return, no matter what you publish and that's the real reason we're going through this bad time, I admire a lot how you've handled me in this case and if everyone thought like you we'd really be the community dreamed of.
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