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jsup 2.1 - investor's relief (experiment on separation of investment and SNS)

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by joviansummer original STEEMIT post: https://steemit.com/blog/@joviansummer/jsup-2-1-investor-s-relief-experiment-on-separation-of-investment-and-sns Hello, this is @joviansummer(witness: @jswit). I'm starting a new experiment regarding my @jsup vote service. The purpose of this experiment is to separate STEEM investment and social interaction(posting/commenting). For many people, writing a post daily(literally 365 posts per year) is not easy. It's not fun, and mandatory daily post only written for self-voting delegation service tends to result in useless low-quality content. I hope this new function of @jsup will reduce those posts, and also make it a bit more easy to invest in STEEM without worrying about daily posting. I think pressure of daily posting significantly undermines Steem as SNS. It's not fun. This is how it works: From 11:45 PM to 11:50 PM every night(reference time zone is GMT+9), @jsup checks if eligible delegators wrote something and received daily v...
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jsup/avle code update - you don't have to write post everyday

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by joviansummer original STEEMIT post: https://steemit.com/blog/@joviansummer/jsup-avle-code-update-you-don-t-have-to-write-post-everyday Hello, this is @joviansummer, developer of @jsup and@avle voting service. Voting service code for @jsup and @avle has been updated. I had been considering this update for a while, and recently I could come up with detailed implementation plan which resulted in a relatively swift code revision. The new added feature is capability to give daily upvote to the first thing you write for the day(timezone GMT+9) regardless of post or comment/reply. Writing a post everyday can be challenging. In that case, you can write a reply to receive daily upvote because writing a reply everyday is much easier and also a good way to engage in your community. Writing a post everyday just to get an upvote can be very tedious and exhausting, and post itself could easily become low-quality. There may be people who enjoy writing a post everyday, but we can't ignore th...
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