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RE: What do you think would happen if all "formal" abuse fighting services stopped?

in Ask the Hive4 years ago

I think if all formal abuse fighting systems stopped then the reward pool would be actively taken by those that could. I do not think the whales or the large Orca accounts would be the ones to take advantage, However I do think that some of the mid level Orca accounts would. There are those that see the reward pool as a never ending gob-stopper, or a golden goose.

There is very little that the formalized abuse teams can do to those mid level Orca accounts, they just do not have the poser available to make much of a dent. Removing the Formal Abuse Accounts would be the end of reward pools ability to reward new and smaller accounts.

If the Formal Accounts can only cause minor irritation to the mid level Orca accounts smaller accounts are not going to be able to do a thing at all about them. If the down vote system was changed where a down vote could be targeted then the smaller accounts would actually have the power to attempt to control abuse, also the ability of the Formal Accounts to control abuse would become much more effective.

Spam and iffy type content is not the real problem of abuse on Hive, I believe the real problem is the Entitlement Attitude that the larger accounts hold. "It is my stake, if I want to only take from the reward pool I can".

One day the down vote system may be fixed, until then for small accounts to down vote is pretty risky when it comes to reward abuse.

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However I do think that some of the mid level Orca accounts would.

I think so too - as well as some of the larger.

There is very little that the formalized abuse teams can do to those mid level Orca accounts, they just do not have the poser available to make much of a dent.

I was very disappointed on Steem that they didn't nullify the large abusive accounts when they could have.

I also would like to know how much abusive accounts at the bottom take in relation to some of the large ones that get away with it.

One day the down vote system may be fixed, until then for small accounts to down vote is pretty risky when it comes to reward abuse.

If everyone used them, perhaps it would be alright.

If everyone used them, perhaps it would be alright.

It would be nice if life worked that way but we know it does not. If everyone that was eligible to vote in an election we would have one less thing for people to complain about, but they don't, they won't, and they will continue to say their vote doesn't count. They are right it doesn't count because they did not use it.

In Australia, voting is compulsory - as much as I don't think it should be, I also think everyone should vote :) I also think everyone should find a way to better self-govern too though :)

That is where people need to accept and take responsibility for their vote, and hold those they put in office accountable for their actions. A compulsory vote is a good thing, but when the person just goes in and votes because they are supposed to with out understanding the consequences of their vote they have not really voted.

because they are supposed to with out understanding the consequences of their vote they have not really voted.

This seems to be how most people live their decision making lives in most things

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