I Have to Reduce My Vote Percentage
Due to the recent Steem price tank, I have to reduce my vote weight.
Because I no longer have the ability to vote the number of times for posters I used to. It seems to take so much longer for my voting mana/power to rise back up. It takes two days to recover when I get eighty percent whereas it used to take only one day.
Is everyone else having this problem?
Also, until I get my data renewed, it is not likely that my data will last until next month.
Now that I have a PC that performs 68 TeraFlops per second and I installed Dragon Naturally Speaking on it with a new microphone, I intend to write more books.
I wish you all well and hope for your success.
Hi Jeff, I didn't notice anything with the recovery rates - 20% in 24 hours as usual. The steem price has no influence on this either... If the whole recovery process had been changed, we would know, wouldn't we, @moecki?
Anyway - don't worry: we are happy if you like to read us - no matter how much the vote is worth ;-))
No there are no changes. 10 votes with 100% can still be given per day.
I can't currently share his observation.
Danke Dir ;-)) Das hätte ich mir nun auch wirklich nicht vorstellen können...
Good. Good!
right now your VP is 100% did it really take 2 days? If that's the case how much did you use? 30% or more? The only problems I have is with signing in (since 2 days) and I turn out to be not the only one.
Happy writing!
I used mostly hundreds
You vote till the 100% is used? If that's the case your votes are useless. You could vote 10-20 per day for 100 - 50% more isn't in it.
Happy writing!
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Good advice, but I only have a phone at the moment and it is always good to remember about me that I am an Arch Archangel now, in a divine war against invasionary aliens which were once extremely powerful. I often get my ass kicked: the phone/Internet interaction sucks here. Like the drought!
thought about auto voting a few? you could earn with it as well.
The best internet I had was as I had to call with the landline. It's surprising that in 2025 it is still so sloow