The reason for the flag I explain in the comment. I honestly didn't think you would see this as an attack and can only see the negative downside of the point I am making. Here is my 2 cent upvote since I do not 'hate' you. Bitch. <3
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Oh, I didn't see it as an attack, just felt like you have a personal vendetta against me since the pixabay.com thing. But you do you.
I don't, no worries :-). The only personal vendetta I have is with myself from time to time, sorry if you thought that was about you.
I have honestly stopped caring that much if people on here have a problem with me or not. 364 days a year I try to produce quality content, don't self vote at all, never use vote bots and give all the time I have to steemSTEM and being a Moderator in steemit.chat, without really asking for anything back. And people still hate on me.
I can totally shrug off when people are unhappy with that one day of the year when I don't behave at my best. I said I don't really care and I don't, but not answering to your comments would mean actively ignoring you, and that's childish.
Nobody has anything personal against you @suesa just that the post is fucking dumb and deserves literally no payout. I get that it's April Fools and you tried to be funny but you failed, even Crypto Kitties are funnier than this shitpost.
Saying that $800+ is overvalued is obvious, the post doesn't deserve one fucking dollar since it brings no value. I think you might be a cool person but let the shitposting for others and stick to your quality content. Btw, April Fools is a stupid thing.
A minnow doesn't make that much in half a year, and as @rubencress said, you could help a lot of people with that money, and I firmly believe you should do it after you receive the payout.
So yeah, that's the argumentation for my small flag and this comment, the post is shit regardless of who paid for the votes or not, better donate that money since you don't deserve rewards for this post. Good luck. ;)
That's your opinion and you're entitled to it. I had fun with the post, several others did too. That's what I care about.
I get what you mean but it's still not deserving of that payout, I truly hope you're doing something useful with that money. We have plenty of projects/communities that are more deserving of the rewards than you for writing a 15-minute post if you get what I mean. :)
Do you ask that of everyone who shit posts and gets a lot of money? :)
A huge chunk of my SP is delegated to others, and this week I will delegate 1k more to steemstem (which makes my total Delegation 25% of my available sp). All payouts that I convert to fiat are put aside to fund my education.
I spend a lot of time helping people (mostly on steemit.chat) and managing steemstem, basically unpaid. And I don't "deserve" this one huge payout someone else paid for with their sbd?
Still, your opinion. Mine differs. This post might not have taken a lot of work, but I invest a lot of time trying to make the community grow.
No, I don't, but you're one of the good ones, and you know it, so it's just the right thing to do. I get what you mean @suesa, I am doing similar things with the money I cash out too, but I still don't think it's right to keep the rewards when others are working a shitload more and get nothing, I hope you'll help some people with that money.
I spend all of my spare time on Steem helping people, building the Romania community and doing curation on two different guilds. After my studies and the time I invest in Steem every single day, I only remain with 5-6 hours left for sleep, but I don't complain, you know why? Because I love what I'm doing and I bet that you wouldn't complain either if you would've loved it.
I know plenty of people that are working as much as you and still don't make that much in half a year on Steem even if they are positively impacting the community.
I hope you'll consider it and decide to help some people with the rewards. ;)
(She also spent 1500 personal steem (or more? I forgot) for up front payments for a project of ours specifically designed to help users be promoted and rewarded more, and is the head of a mentor-ship program to help train and promote honest & hard-working creators... I think in the grand scheme, there's no problem here)