I don't have enough steem power to be able to adjust my vote % yet.  I guess I've been voting a lot every night, my voting power is at 21% right now.  :-)

The voting power scale should be embedded in the vote itself (maby when long pressed).

wow , good info  thanks

I have been voting like a mad dog this whole time and I haven't recovered.

Useful information.  Thanks for sharing

This is a great way to vote with the new system! Lowering the percentage you vote every time is genius! You keep your power at a steady rate and stretch your votes over a longer period versus all at once. Thanks for sharing :)

Glad I made it here to give you an upvote before this reached payout! 

I say that as much as anything to point out that re-steems-- especially after several days-- really DO work. 

But I digress... @beanz, certainly a good strategy; although not really workable for many minnows. 

Personally, I dig this new format... it has brought deeper meaning to "curating" for me; my default setting now is 20% for posts... and I scale up and down, and it's great to be able to reward truly *stellar* content with a 100% upvote; *really good* with 50%, *good* with 25% and so on all the way to *"better than empty space"* getting 3%... now it feels really more like a true process of actually sorting for *VALUE.*

Of course, I'm an ex editor, so that makes sense, on a more personal level.

Awesome post @beanz, I admittedly have been going a little nuts with the whole power depletion and trying to figure out percentages since I always voted at a hundred percent before.
What a great idea! I'll have to let my power build back up (hopefully overnight will be enough) but then I'm definitely giving this a shot.
Resteeming :)

Awesome information thank you for sharing. I look forward to the day I get to use the slider!

Right now my 100% vote is only worth 2 pennies. 
But this information will be very useful later on.

I'm definitely gonna give this a try, thanks for the method : )

This.. is super cool. And kudos to you for figuring something like this out. Definitely gonna try this once I get paid out and actually get a scale xD

Thanks for the great info!

Thanks for this tip. Its very useful. I will follow this method

Hgreat tips! I will do that!! Resteemed...

Very good advice @beanz, thank you

21% power vote https://steemstats.com mars9
@beanz Please, what is the solution I am working on, so that the power of the vote will return to 100%

I shut off my SteemVoter bot and have been curating at 100, 50 or 25 percent on posts and comments. I may need to take a day off from voting and simply leave comments so when I'm at 100% vote power I can give this a try. Sounds like a great plan to find the sweet spot! Thanks for the recommendation. :)

thx Beanz. useful post.

Resteemed, upvoted, and followed. Great tips. Thanks for the help!

If you vote too much it can take up to a week to regain all your lost voting power, everyone should be aware of that. If you deplete your voting power to 0 you will not be able to post, or upvote until at least partaily replenished.
You will still be able to comment during this time.
I recommend spread your votes don't empty the power supply in a day, then have to wait..and wait..

@beanz I see a career in reading for children or narrating or something. You're great!

So basically we can vote as much as we want!
Bam theres an up vote for you!

Interesting approach. I was going to try to maintain at least 80% voting power, but maybe I'll find a more optimal number if i try your system. My upvotes are only worth about $1 right now, so I'd like to give as close to 100 % as I can.

awesome thx, added that to my favorites in chrome.

Too much maths for my meagre brain! XD Good effort put in to work that out though :)

<sub>I've just been working in 25s because I can cope with that and that's about as far as my scaling system works anyway</sub>

Beanz!! Hi! Thank you for all this information on voting. I understand it a little better now. :)

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Still very new to steemit, this is all quite confusing (since upvotes are encouraging to content authors you'd think being more free with them would benefit the community by encouraging more content, power limits seem to negate this) but I really appreciate you taking the time to make it a little clearer.

This will probably be a very stupid question, but how do you adjust your voting power? :/

I've not worrying too much about my voting power. I'm setting the slider to give what I feel is a fair reward to a post. I can give a few dollars at 100% now, but I won't be giving that too often. Before it was about 30c maximum, but now I have more options.

This is so simple that I'm smashing my head against the wall for not thinking of this myself. I've been hovering around the 79% mark, so just a small adjustment down on my slider should get me back to 100 in a few days with my normal upvote pattern. Thank you!