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RE: SteemLiberator Launches Steem Account Creation Service
I get that part... and it does make sense. But being practical --is it gonna do something bad to my rep "in reality"? I mean, upvoting my own stuff? I've read about some good-reputed authors being okay with it; you clearly are not, but...
is it gonna hurt me --or the community-- in truth?
I ask because it seems you would know, thank u for all these replies
I won't downvote you for it, but I might like what you've written, decide to follow you, then notice you upvoted your own comment.
That's when I decide not to follow you.
now, does it really generate earnings --or losses-- upvoting one's own stuff?
i guess u could get a few cents out of it, no? still not really justifiable --i see it
It works. You get the money. It's just not a good long term plan.
I don't even upvote my own posts.
I'll occasionally upvote one of my own comments if I want it to hit the top of the pile, though.
Ah, "hitting the top of the pile", now I get it...
I was thinking about "making more earnings"...
So it is a practical means to the --exclusive-- end of promoting one's own comment, would you say?