I'm @noisy's Wise-voter for polish tags about literature and books. There's no many posts (3-7 per week), but usually they are good, very good or brilliant. My own upvote is about 0.25$ - not too much for good review, recommendacy, short story. Wise-voting is a great opportunity for appropriate remuneration of users who have put a lot of work into creating original and high quality content.

This would be cool for some of the whale accounts that don't feel they have the time to keep up with all of the posts that are coming across their feed.  It seems like it would be sort of like delegation with a bit more moral guidance.

In my opinion, wise is a very good protocol, but a few things need to be improved. It's best for the system itself to show how much Voting Power has been left or what people have given you access to manage your account.

I don't know if this is a revolution, but certainly a useful curator, and I say it as:
- OCD curator
- Whale curator
- Polish curator (as much as I can :P)

Maybe there should be an option to insert a large number of links and to upvote them instead of individually copy and paste.

Hi! I use Wise-voter as a curator of the Polish tag about food and cuisine #pl-kuchnia. The @noisy's voice is very helpful for people who publish great individual recipes, culinary reviews, culinary memories of the trips and they make Steemit more tasty.

Greetings from Corfu :)

Very interesting idea!

I have seen many weak articles that have earned a lot of dollars. I personally won many writing competitions. I said that I would start writing for the steemit. The hours of thinking, working and writing brought me a few cents of income. WISE is a revolution! WISE appreciates the creators and earns them money.

Thank you Luke! It was a real pleasure to talk with you about all of that :)

As Luke said, currently Wise is in early stage, but it is actually ready to use. 

We would be happy to provide technical support to all people, which would like to for example start using Wise, to start delegating votes.

More information about _protocol Wise_ will be published really soon from my @noisy account, but you can ask me here whatever you like... and also we have a dedicated [steem.chat channel #wise](https://steem.chat/channel/wise), so feel free to join it :)

Hey dude?  It's sneak peek.  Not sneak peak.  *Sneak peak* is slang for when someone steps away to go catch a buzz, alone.  I got a chuckle out of that when I saw it, so I thought I'd share.  I made the mistake before.

I'm already using Wise and  it seems that this solution helps bigger accounts to maintain their voting power, especially when owners have no time to vote for good content. 

Secondly, I'm already seeing benefit of better new users retention in small communities like polish because of higher payouts (one @noisy account makes such a difference).

Boy, this will change Steemit in many ways.

I am testing this in our polish community as well. Noisy let me use his vote in polish tags about science, music and travelling. So far so good - I can now successfully support the best authors that were not rewared properly without all this sending it to all this *full-of-SP-but-busy* curators! I now I am able to do this without this arduous process. That's really improving curators work, on both fresh experts side and whale's side. 

I can imagine communities like @steemstem could benefit from it in ways it's hard to imagine already. This community has many experts that could curate in a very, very wise way if they had a proper tool. If Wise goes full-scale and could replace blind voting trails I think ALL of the curating communities will benefit from that.

@noisy is a man of awesome ideas! Supported and resteemed!