## It only took me 22 days to figure out ...
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This was my issue:

https://github.com/steemit/steem-python/issues/9

In the [commit.py](https://github.com/steemit/steem-python/blob/452b6423aaae3428781628c02eec0eaf6af564e2/steem/commit.py#L214) it says:

```
For example, if we would like to split rewards between account1 and account2:

    beneficiaries = [
                     {'account': 'account1', 'weight': 5000},
                     {'account': 'account2', 'weight': 5000}
                    ]
```
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And that **doesn't work** and it was driving me crazy.

# This worked:
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```
beneficiaries = [
                 OrderedDict('account': 'account1', 'weight': 5000),
                 OrderedDict('account': 'account2', 'weight': 5000)
                ]
```
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( You need ```from collections import OrderedDict``` )

Now you can make a post with the ```beneficiaries``` argument.

I almost put a 100 SBD bounty on solving this issue.

For my report with @deutschbot, I use it like this:
#
```
bene_list = []
bene_weight = 10000 // len(mentioned_authors)
bene_rest = 10000 - (bene_weight * len(mentioned_authors))

for author in mentioned_authors:

    bene_dict = OrderedDict()
    bene_dict['account'] = author
    bene_dict['weight'] = bene_weight

    if author == report_author:
        
        bene_dict['weight'] = bene_weight + bene_rest

    bene_list.append(bene_dict)
```
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### Now you can 
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```
steem.post(
      title = 'My funky title', 
      body = beautiful_post, 
      author = 'beststeemitaccountever111', 
      tags = ['such', 'code', 'much', 'win']
      beneficiaries = bene_list) 
```
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