JUMPING SHIP - Thoughts and Considerations on Dealing With the Problem of User Retention by papa-pepper

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steemit · @papa-pepper · Oct 13 '16

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JUMPING SHIP - Thoughts and Considerations on Dealing With the Problem of User Retention

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# GOODBYE CRUEL STEEMIT!

## FAREWELL, IT WAS NICE WHILE IT LASTED!

I'm sure those phrases are becoming familiar to some of us here on steemit. Many are saying such things, and many more are thinking them. Maybe you are thinking them. Maybe I am.

### Has steemit just become a passing fad that was fun while it lasted, and that's about it?

Personally, though things are being implemented all the time to make steemit a better community and a more user friendly platform, it is also not exactly what it once was.

I'm sure that many of the older users who have at least been here for a few months realize this fact.

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## Lately, steemit has been looking a lot like this:
http://i.imgur.com/kh6ktnh.jpg

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We are beginning to have a user retention problem. If this situation is not properly handled, the trend will continue. If the trend continues, steemit will suffer. Growth is necessary for longevity, and many of us are already invested in steemit long-term.

I believe that unrealistic ideas about what steemit offers are beginning to affect the length of time that users will spend attempting to "succeed" on steemit.

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## This illustration is provided to put things in perspective.
http://i.imgur.com/AZ6ZreF.jpg

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Let's face it, unrealistic goals and expectations almost always lead to disappointment.

When something doesn't live up to the expectations, it can get frustrating, (even if the expectations weren't realistic.) For a while now, the changing dynamics of the platform have lead to a distortion of what steemit is capable of. When the value of steem is worth a fraction of what it once was, the potential value of your payouts are only a fraction of what they once were too.

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## THE EXPECTATIONS OF OPTIMISTIC NEWCOMERS
http://i.imgur.com/w2lxs9w.jpg

### Easy street here I come!

It seems that almost everything in life requires some seriously hard work for most people. Basically, unless you are willing to bust your butt in an attempt to get what you want, you most likely will never get it. If steemit could make everyone rich who happened to encounter it, we'd all already be rich. Simply put, there is no easy street, and anything that may be considered to be easy street by one person may *only* work for that one person. If there was a real Fountain of Youth or Money Tree, we'd all already be there.

### I heard I can make $10,000 in two hours.

Versions of that story were once true thanks to steemit. Perhaps (I said *perhaps*) that may be one day be the case again, but now is just not that time.

#### I can best demonstrate this fact by using this graph from [this](https://steemit.com/stats/@ontofractal/advanced-steem-metrics-report-for-11th-october-2016) recent post by @ontofractal.

https://img1.steemit.com/0x0/https://ipfs.pics/ipfs/QmWFGDtsL5KN7bmUSAtvGSxrTrzQd6rrVkoxAUGMDfa6bx

The total payout for was October 11th was $16828, and last weeks average was $15254.

When we compare that to peak payout of $220386 around July 17th, there is obviously a huge difference in the potential that a user can make.

The first @dollarvigilante [post](https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@dollarvigilante/the-dollar-vigilante-is-now-on-steemit) paid out a total of $15,967.63 even with 13 flags on the post. To get that kind of payout these days, you would need to be the only author getting any payout all day.

Though stories like the one about how @dollarvigilante had a post that made $15,000 in 12 hours are true... they do not represent an accurate depiction of the opportunity that someone has on steemit at the current time. In fact, it only happened that way for him because of who he was and the name that he had already made for himself. The average user joining steemit these days has no followers or "name" that they have made for themselves.

Anyone hoping to make thousands within days of joining steemit will be disappointed. If that's the goal, they will not succeed.

### I'm gonna be so rich.

This mentality will not work for the reasons shared above. The only real way to get rich on steemit these days is to live in a very poor country and require very little to cover any expenses. Then, the payouts from your posts might make a big enough difference to be considered "rich."

I am certainly not complaining about a lack of payouts from steemit. All it provides and all of you have been a huge encouragement and blessing to my family!

### Make $$$ posting??

Yep. That's the whole draw for most people. Perhaps my voice, thoughts, and contributions will be worth something here. Though there is no guarantee, there is that possibility. You will never know if you do not try, and you will never have no chance to succeed unless you quit.

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## THE CLAIMS OF THE DISGRUNTED AND DISAPPOINTED
http://i.imgur.com/gEzWXTc.jpg

### It's a scam! It's a ponzi scheme!

Well folks, steemit is neither a scam nor a ponzi scheme. People are free to join for free and have no obligation to ever *pay* anything to use this platform. The option and opportunity to buy steem does exist, but this option should be treated as an investment. Any investment has the possibility of either gaining or losing value, and steem is no different. As with almost anything here, there is no guarantee. To use this platform requires no more than a little of your time, and if getting no financial return on your investment of time makes steemit a scam to you, then please be aware that red rights, stop signs, checkout lines, sports games, and television are all way bigger scams that you will have to deal with, because they never paid you for your time either.

### I'm going whale hunting!

Yeah, that's a great way to [commit steemicide](https://steemit.com/howto/@papa-pepper/how-to-commit-steemicide-suicide-on-steemit-and-how-not-to-if-you-prefer-to-avoid-it). Let's face it, on steemit, whales are where the real payouts come from. You may be able to scrape together a few bucks on a post without them, but you will never really get a great payout without them. When a user gets frustrated to the point of going whale hunting, they are basically biting the hand that feeds them (or the hand that they want to feed them). If you ever want the option to earn something on steemit, don't blast the whales.

The whales can do as they please with their votes, including upvoting whatever friends or other accounts that they want. If you find it dishonest to have multiple accounts, just hover your mouse pointer over the "POST" key on the "Submit a Story" page. When I do that, a tab pops up that reads **Post as "papa-pepper"**. Obviously, the option to have multiple accounts and this safety check to make sure that a user is posting under the correct username was built into the system some time ago, perhaps even from the beginning. Those who created the platform can choose what they want to do within the platform, and if you don't like it, I'd suggest that you make a better platform and invite everyone over.

### Back to FACEBOOK!

Anyone can head back to facebook if they want, or use multiple social media sites along with, *or instead of*, steemit. However, if posting content with no desire to potentially earn anything for it is your goal, why not just select "Decline Payout" in the "Rewards" options on the "Submit a Story" page?

Head back if you want, steemit will not force you to stay.

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## Like so many things, steemit has both an entrance and an exit.

http://i.imgur.com/5QBOcCv.jpg

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## My goal is to encourage others *not* to use the exit.

http://i.imgur.com/5y7ysnL.jpg

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But how do we get others to make the choice to stay?

http://i.imgur.com/kBpQurv.jpg

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# ALL USERS

## 1 - VOTE

No matter what your vote is worth, please search out content that you enjoy and upvote it. Votes are so encouraging, and even if they are not worth much on their own, they can help add to something greater as more votes are added to the post.

## 2 - DON'T FLAG WITHOUT JUST CAUSE

Many users will get in flag wars or flag content simply because they do not personally like the post. We all have the *option* and *freedom* to use flags (downvotes) in this way, but it certainly does not encourage others. If you see something that you disagree with, move on to a different post. If you really think that something should be done, leave a comment.

In cases of plagiarism or other similar activity, flags can be a good way of showing that such activity is not appropriate. However, it is often best to point out this fact first and see how the user responds. Some may just not realize that what they are doing is wrong. Let's give others a chance to learn and help them as they attempt to interact here on steemit.

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## 3 - ENCOURAGE

Honestly, sometimes in grade school the role of "encourager" was an easy way to participate in a group project without having to do as much running around as the "go-for" (gopher), but encouragement is so beneficial in many situations. Steemit is one of those situations.

I was recently talking to @robyneggs in a private chatroom and was giving her some encouragement. She had said that it was hard sometimes to stay motivated, and I replied that I knew the feeling, and felt that way about every three or four days. Honestly, the idea of quitting runs through my head at least a couple times a week. Sure the great payouts that I sometimes get can be encouraging (how could they not be?) but your replies are too!

When someone like @englishtchrivy leaves a message like this "**@papa-pepper I just wrote an article on how you can grow your own apple trees on seeds and in containers inspired by this very post!**" it brings me so much joy that my post was inspirational.

When I get a message like this "**Another great post from @papa-pepper! Now working on the Spanish translation...**" from someone like @traducciones it lets me know that others not only appreciate what I am up to, but they are willing to invest their own time and effort to make my posts available to the international community within steemit and build up this global platform in ways that I could never do on my own.

When someone like @gringalicious leaves a reply like "**"... You are so correct!... My Dad read your post and he says to keep these coming. Steem ON!**" it makes me realize that whole families enjoy what I am up to here.

Basically, I've done very well, but I can still get discouraged. I can only imagine what it must feel like not doing very well on steemit. Even if your upvote isn't "worth anything", your encouragement can still be priceless.

## 4 - JOIN FORCES

Many initiatives like Robin Hood Whale and Project Curie have been created to act in a whale-like manner and made a real difference in post payouts. There are many ways that we can now follow what these groups are up to, and we can even program our upvotes to follow theirs by using www.streemian.com.

Group activity can be a great way to influence post payouts and encourage others.

## 5 - RESTEEM

We all have the option now to resteem posts. If you find one that you like that is not getting noticed, resteem it if you want and get that post a little more publicity. It's free, and it is also so encouraging for the author to see others resteeming their posts.

## 6 - PROMOTE

This option is somewhat similar to resteem, but it will cost you at least something to attempt to get more attention for another user's post. For the most encouragement possible, you may want to notify the author that you promoted their post, otherwise they may never know. If the promotion leads to an increased payout, it'll be encouraging either way, whether they know or not, but there is no guarantee of a better payout when promoting.

## 7 - NAME DROP

When you mention another user in your post, it's free publicity for them. If they notice it or hear about it, it can be very encouraging. I remember one morning as I was going through my feed, I saw my name mentioned four times, and a few of the mentions were even in the post titles. *Now that's encouraging!*

Name dropping is another free was to encourage others. Someone recently mentioned that another user had dropped my name in her post. Not only did this lead to me upvoting the post (which most likely would not have happened as I was not following the one who mentioned me) it also encouraged me when I read it (which also would not have happened).

## 8 - LINK POSTS

A great way to encourage someone else is to link on of their posts. I once did a post on Goji Berries and linked a post from @kepo777 who had also posted about Goji Berries. He was encouraged! This method is also free, so why not use it when it is applicable.

The @linkback-bot-v0 created by @ontofractal will even tip off the original author so that they do not miss the posts that linked their post in them!

## 9 - YOUR NAME IN LIGHTS

To spotlight another user and expose their work and their name to all of your followers is another common method. I have not personally done this yet, but it is on my to-do list and I already have the user selected. I'll have to do that soon for him.

## 10 - GUEST AUTHOR

Many users with more attention will post an article for a lesser known user, and allow them to "guest author" the post. The post will be written by one user and posted by another, and usually the "poster" will give the STEEM and SBD to the "author" for their efforts. This can get the guest author a larger payout than they would on their own and gets their username more exposure too.

## 11 - BRAINSTORM

The more minds that are thinking about how to solve problems and make steemit better, the better. Think about creative and practical ways to benefit this platform and its users and share those ideas with others. One idea I had was [OPERATION TRANSLATION](https://steemit.com/translation/@papa-pepper/operation-translation-now-under-construction-what-it-is-and-how-you-can-help). See what you can think of and try to get others on board.

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## Those were just some of the things that we can all be doing.

### Add your ideas in the comments below if you want.

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http://i.imgur.com/kBpQurv.jpg

# DEVELOPERS

## 1 - CLEAR BUTTON SAFETY CHECK

A simple change to the "**CLEAR**" button on the "Submit a Story" page would be a *huge* improvement. If an additional tab popped up that asked "Are you sure that you want to clear?" it would save users from accidentally erasing their work.

Yes, I know that we can type our posts in another program and then copy them to the "Submit a Story" page, but this simple tweak would make the user experience so much better and eliminate unnecessary frustration due to lost work.

Let's make it a little easier for all users.

## 2 - RESTEEM UNSTEEM

What can a user do when they accidentally resteem another post? **Nothing**, yet. Can we please get an option to "unsteem" posts that we have accidentally resteemed? Twice now I have accidentally resteemed posts that I was only trying to upvote from my mobile device. I don't want to have to stop interacting and upvoting just because I am away from my computer...

I think that this option would be a huge benefit to the platform when trying to make "resteeming" all that it can be.

## 3 - SEPARATE PERSONAL BLOG FROM RESTEEMED POSTS

Many would be resteeming a lot more if it wouldn't clutter their own blog. A user's blog should be able to be dedicated to posts from the user. The resteemed posts should show up elsewhere.

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# The two types of quitters on steemit.

Perhaps there are more varieties, but these two immediately come to mind.

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# MR. "NO MORE WHALE LOVE"
http://i.imgur.com/Lx5bdrv.jpg

I don't really like this guy, and I don't have any advice for others on how to get him to stay on steemit. Basically, at some point in his history on steemit, he got a lot of whale love. Now, however, for one reason or another, he is no longer getting the same amount of whale love that he had previously grown accustomed to.

Unless the whales come back to him, he will leave us all.

I'm not completely sure that this is the type of user that we want around anyway. Basically, the problem is his lack of gratitude. Would it have been better to never get any whale love? NO. Yet, he can't appreciate what he once had, and instead grows frustrated about what he is no longer getting.

I've had times of more whale love and less whale love. Whale love is pleasant and encouraging, and a lack of it is, well, not. However, I'm grateful to have gotten some whale love in the first place, whether or not they ever give me any more.

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# Mr. "NEVER GOT ANY WHALE LOVE"
http://i.imgur.com/noqVP8U.jpg

This is the type of guy that we want to encourage. He's never reached his full potential yet, and we don't want him to quit before he really succeeds. A lot of various methods are currently being used to notice guys like this and encourage them in their efforts.

Somehow, we want this user to produce high-quality original work until he does get noticed rather than having him grow disgruntled and commit steemicide. Hopefully, we can become an even more encouraging and helpful community and allow this type of user to reach his full potential.

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http://i.imgur.com/gGm37It.jpg

# Above all, I want to avoid this picture becoming reality.

We all have roles that we can play as we attempt to make steemit all that we can. Let's produce the best posts that we can and encourage and upvote one another along the way!

http://i.imgur.com/MWbeFfG.jpg

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# *FOLLOW*
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wildchild	115,244,497	100%
warrensteem	13,972,024,819	100%
the-future	5,571,597,673	100%
adamt	6,044,707,452	100%
sgnsteems	15,308,205,463	100%
oululahti	5,998,320,190	100%
poseidon	472,638,110	5%
iamwne	9,461,672,825	100%
pcste	14,811,739,321	100%
bendjmiller222	32,232,505,089	100%
bitcoiner	6,688,403,483	100%
vlad	2,919,269,842	100%
beowulfoflegend	34,233,613,299	100%
birdie	5,238,578,451	100%
deanliu	49,657,672,647	100%
rainchen	5,840,218,420	100%
sauravrungta	42,168,314,000	100%
shredlord	7,429,557,080	100%
rea	103,080,149,537	100%
foxxycat	4,419,769,079	100%
chessmonster	22,378,434,249	100%
hemp	1,068,390,961	100%
flowers	115,995,990	100%
oecp85	4,838,730,230	100%
james212	998,112,662,887	100%
seb	99,634,952	100%
steemchain	51,896,937	100%
whalepool	50,054,824	100%
prufarchy	38,912,209,379	100%
bristolchris72	3,655,332,848	100%
moon32walker	22,832,024,823	100%
anca3drandom	42,498,383,547	100%
carlidos	15,622,795,491	100%
strictlybusiness	501,370,808	100%
sompitonov	10,488,625,472	100%
envisionva	122,329,864	100%
leonaugus	428,891,814	100%
papa-pepper	43,030,987,006	100%
lemooljiang	16,896,746,154	100%
winstonwolfe	30,299,362,295	100%
kooshikoo	785,871,937	100%
claudiop63	66,341,397,179	100%
ace108	5,495,664,875	81%
sisterholics	5,104,469,955	20%
brianphobos	37,429,093,228	100%
royalmacro	973,477,234	5%
ethanjames	1,262,486,324	100%
michaeldodridge	29,017,908,551	100%
bkkshadow	11,403,968,952	100%
smailer	69,161,804,044	100%
youngkim	30,711,099,308	100%
bullionstackers	6,091,223,811	48%
sulev	19,334,504,070	100%
williambanks	75,859,198,720	100%
jasonstaggers	57,669,540,744	100%
jed78	10,093,637,858	100%
shaka	212,787,737,054	100%
steemdrive	121,016,975,907	100%
bergy	655,299,286	5%
gomeravibz	44,057,572,227	100%
nekromarinist	33,677,373,438	100%
rampant	47,618,237,229	100%
allasyummyfood	68,000,522,267	100%
felixxx	18,428,494,965	100%
dumar022	19,170,331,857	100%
tingaling	617,052,737	100%
laonie	159,293,356,605	20%
timcliff	23,701,965,133	100%
laonie1	10,404,179,914	80%
laonie2	10,416,013,334	80%
laonie3	10,420,062,464	80%
letc	1,079,514,490	100%
laoyao	34,318,801,876	100%
kentdenns	3,137,668,615	100%
myfirst	5,593,003,488	20%
somebody	33,226,164,936	20%
kingofcoin	62,462,029	20%
persianqueen	18,569,716,347	100%
flysaga	1,239,328,809	20%
essra	45,928,848,275	100%
timsaid	147,165,207,940	100%
poeticsnake	23,773,229,814	100%
minnowsunited	882,920,005	100%
midnightoil	7,056,291,170	20%
ullikume	4,560,033,935	100%
themagus	8,706,650,748	100%
cjclaro	7,756,826,994	50%
stephen.king989	18,162,598,198	100%
laonie4	10,417,900,804	80%
laonie5	10,416,983,440	80%
laonie6	10,414,609,720	80%
laonie7	10,412,215,181	80%
kurtbeil	4,604,220,560	100%
laonie8	10,410,742,907	80%
laonie9	4,942,048,536	30%
steemleak	5,442,243,137	100%
xiaohui	19,300,345,997	20%
mevilkingdom	13,319,766,407	100%
d3nv3r	1,571,532,087	100%
luke490	159,336,095	100%
psamuelson	3,013,001,827	100%
bigsambucca	649,173,625	100%
elfkitchen	1,859,683,344	20%
oflyhigh	10,425,160,709	100%
makaveli	104,907,780	100%
sirwinchester	387,098,474,338	100%
boddhisattva	8,231,836,666	100%
dims	78,304,753	100%
xiaokongcom	604,754,772	20%
future24	1,794,913,909	100%
cristi	32,118,496,615	100%
cryptos	26,705,168,654	31%
quantumanomaly	7,497,005,076	100%
bryan-imhoff	2,143,833,208	100%
xianjun	1,154,588,200	20%
chrismarketing	61,293,441	100%
kiddarko	18,703,197,778	100%
bhavnapatel68	9,899,067,377	100%
lightsplasher	11,885,686,778	100%
zentat	1,616,595,286	100%
loli	61,207,940	100%
nano2nd	50,733,851	100%
microluck	74,562,462	20%
razberrijam	74,967,843	100%
gardoz32	684,536,564	100%
chinadaily	4,215,340,870	100%
pjheinz	20,364,625,311	100%
thecurator	20,465,896,416	80%
virtualgrowth	5,591,743,124	100%
kaosdlanor	58,723,036	100%
thegoldencookie	2,401,989,335	100%
ignat	4,566,898,519	100%
anotherjoe	108,295,012,860	100%
cognoscere	6,661,374,883	100%
gammagooblin	3,038,640,847	100%
solarguy	6,470,773,065	100%
lamech-m	2,965,172,690	100%
serejandmyself	243,133,335,476	100%
jsantana	709,925,601	10%
cryptomancer	18,404,806,186	100%
otisbrown	68,182,138,022	100%
violino	606,268,365	100%
jaredcwillis	12,287,048,330	100%
zachnewell	60,212,077	100%
mada	22,254,051,517	100%
lasseehlers	879,894,094	100%
garywilson	8,678,058,153	100%
mweich	10,352,404,376	100%
professorx	4,775,708,310	100%
andrewawerdna	31,327,128,000	100%
someguy123	126,459,326,399	100%
stillsafe	4,575,235,143	100%
naquoya	9,435,429,361	100%
imag1ne	858,809,443	20%
mandibil	78,026,421,270	100%
ukblogger	3,522,847,274	100%
shadowspub	7,048,331,314	100%
oldtimer	271,923,900,004	100%
ontofractal	2,462,320,161	100%
escapeamericanow	4,890,483,789	100%
celestial	218,875,683	50%
franks	2,362,800,673	100%
cryptoeasy	2,614,848,514	100%
englishtchrivy	9,221,605,152	100%
ats-david	0	0%
runridefly	1,244,164,255	23%
krnel	98,017,589,340	100%
pollux.one	4,078,278,219	100%
manosteel211	197,796,050	100%
jlufer	205,891,710	100%
sammie	177,141,164	100%
contentjunkie	11,406,335,142	100%
shenanigator	146,898,022,465	100%
quinneaker	499,953,949	1%
robotlizzzrd	1,405,155,376	100%
daveks	33,685,989,370	100%
anarchofacebook	17,242,409,246	100%
funkywanderer	3,513,643,935	100%
richardcrill	5,534,835,805	100%
laonie11	2,686,946,320	20%
eight-rad	6,662,051,673	100%
xanoxt	8,396,666,271	100%
canadian-coconut	40,699,659,486	100%
fizzgig	55,667,728	100%
lindasteel	53,456,129	100%
benaccept	51,224,468	100%
l0k1	11,408,979,826	100%
dailybitcoinnews	2,254,641,682	100%
kommienezuspadt	23,237,925,433	100%
sift666	9,259,057,493	100%
titusfrost	6,582,305,982	100%
matthewtiii	8,869,922,362	100%
maryfromsochi	1,100,740,525	20%
zahnspange	45,026,961,324	100%
mmcrae	54,249,297	100%
everlove	117,003,801	1%
saphira	411,471,270	100%
debmund	725,616,521	100%
tfeldman	4,687,856,731	100%
masonmiler	7,641,642,979	100%
kev7000	1,564,947,368	100%
kyusho	4,478,236,976	100%
traducciones	3,955,255,726	100%
steemorama	416,318,762	100%
bluehorseshoe	18,488,973,180	100%
antonireviews	0	100%
benjamin.still	1,550,154,829	100%
klaartje	1,542,560,835	100%
kiwideb	14,180,498,911	100%
rebeccaryan	6,458,787,351	100%
mindhunter	4,089,423,003	100%
dexter-k	21,999,013,030	100%
rucoin	1,467,618,480	100%
tracemayer	81,336,893,882	100%
steemokto	30,997,310,632	100%
ablie	1,504,590,937	100%
z3r0d4yz	606,251,139	100%
bitcoinparadise	3,503,136,167	100%
positivesteem	3,518,341,691	100%
boxcarblue	11,681,968,204	100%
whatsup	7,682,085,777	100%
gringalicious	29,682,431,679	100%
steempowerwhale	8,107,018,465	100%
rigaronib	10,997,120,262	100%
nelyp	677,352,138	20%
anomaly	499,646,099	100%
allesgruen	2,477,409,632	100%
pickoum	3,712,975,419	100%
honna	1,188,274,411	100%
inarix03	72,968,439	100%
jbaker585	1,398,946,870	100%
michelle.gent	12,372,533,388	100%
mojojojo	4,314,342,522	100%
drac59	982,529,380	100%
ocrdu	14,252,661,183	60%
everittdmickey	12,783,819,680	100%
otti1000	51,329,735	100%
mari5555na	55,230,422	100%
freshfund	51,503,436	100%
zombiedoll	1,655,320,483	100%
noscope	51,703,933	100%
jerryblanceton	593,888,184	100%
hohhle	675,438,479	100%
koskl	4,639,502,498	100%
nathanjtaylor	14,511,372,567	100%
thefinanceguy	1,652,138,494	100%
humans	64,035,288	100%
lloyddavis	4,453,474,875	100%
fortinbuff	3,642,591,730	100%
xiaofang	719,590,360	20%
timbot606	10,275,840,290	100%
iontom	5,859,906,250	100%
natord	9,372,423,561	100%
saralee	125,281,394	100%
timbernana	1,564,678,454	100%
grisha-danunaher	8,353,391,529	100%
steemint	637,175,572	100%
olesia83	80,674,477	100%
jugamianadora	161,197,467	100%
kulopota	154,277,668	100%
braviska	154,261,316	100%
beazethrisvosar	160,632,836	100%
bosjaya	183,317,964	100%
nifrenosak	147,484,279	100%
darkraycereron	137,551,656	100%
anasz	5,212,000,806	100%
prosto-veter	734,793,379	100%
robyneggs	6,473,955,832	100%
lunnettik	595,717,147	100%
jennane	4,966,112,656	100%
unertwez	149,253,681	100%
yanarnst	11,507,359,494	100%
steemit.academy	60,234,995,143	100%
birds90	1,209,734,216	20%
careferum	154,638,163	100%
dresden	14,739,453,294	100%
mgibson	608,563,639	100%
food-creator	867,350,808	100%
lscottphotos	12,048,383,623	100%
udotki	134,600,847	100%
better	885,465,437	80%
dianargenti	153,453,630	20%
angierose	1,450,473,217	100%
apolymask	1,782,556,683	100%
katharsisdrill	12,112,975,309	100%
goldmatters	62,996,898,744	100%
majes	4,084,536,654	100%
dealzgal	105,651,219	100%
lauritayerw	151,583,354	100%
fictionaddiction	146,084,397	100%
letisma	148,478,305	100%
lauratavarez	145,387,170	100%
storage	59,868,240	100%
cbd	154,619,232	100%
junk	154,619,232	100%
hug	154,647,550	100%
bearcub	154,647,550	100%
cyberpunk	154,647,521	100%
reddust	8,197,389,792	45%
daserdelaura	151,431,281	100%
devecaslaura	151,447,885	100%
beryikg	154,499,712	100%
laurateberra	126,675,585	100%
jg02	3,933,136,332	100%
umsidaalsamath	151,294,394	100%
telsaanayaath	129,605,337	100%
dougkarr	6,582,219,387	100%
lauratrezetti	148,050,020	100%
nurewerden	132,495,377	100%
aldentan	17,303,580,568	100%
keisha	153,898,889	100%
blackmarket	53,303,811	100%
gifts	53,298,134	100%
int	153,898,860	100%
lireteferri	147,692,402	100%
kenregerser	147,697,846	100%
lifereterez	153,658,663	100%
wereticciu	144,340,398	100%
nereweqois	147,424,386	100%
keederezzio	147,399,101	100%
expat	68,240,264	100%
techslut	1,926,903,093	10%
mightmoonsaighma	146,876,443	100%
gramion	152,947,947	100%
laurareverria	149,704,964	100%
steemtruth	33,829,928,280	100%
morra	128,193,094	100%
simonjay	1,104,639,536	100%
drasdask	146,126,252	100%
paulocouto	455,526,920	100%
fathermayhem	3,693,958,389	100%
kerewedre	145,752,029	100%
merecidio	124,569,216	100%
exploretraveler	45,672,837,122	100%
forever-gala	2,362,648,284	100%
dgiors	40,931,205,562	100%
toddemaher1	115,809,529	100%
merewdecito	147,409,403	100%
marialin	1,303,027,031	100%
nertilla	125,777,331	100%
olanare	146,667,423	100%
dersa	910,284,783	100%
yahslion777	149,341,924	100%
pasertos	145,921,710	100%
gucage	626,151,640	100%
irishau	145,194,945	100%
munilase	127,335,324	100%
frankches	2,496,568,637	100%
mrnayeris	147,930,321	100%
steemvest17	2,425,168,670	100%
seisges	2,404,497,234	100%
intan	1,198,066,325	100%
smarocolub	141,145,875	100%
psitorn	241,940,420	5%
wekuvoja	143,611,600	100%
astral	4,354,860,285	100%
graviton	667,836,410	100%
fordmogul	510,097,313	100%
morlufyma	142,898,003	100%
vikaspoonia	169,951,839	100%
plonu	142,723,247	100%
sawera	122,358,963	100%
krukil	139,667,422	100%
rootfiend	142,031,071	100%
digit	307,533,315	100%
howarddf	144,808,403	100%
faugor	144,860,167	100%
pumah	138,287,161	100%
sunscape	3,789,714,116	100%
giantbear	1,940,467,755	100%
shami	140,011,257	100%
georgiaper	117,090,602	100%
denvecitime	142,675,320	100%
refevikeura	119,841,588	100%
moplevaura	116,994,950	100%
alangrant	194,969,563	100%
amienevidio	134,027,845	100%
patjewell	2,001,351,297	100%
richristow	3,497,088,350	100%
sochul	105,271,595,676	100%
dark.horse	3,655,863,178	100%
thegoodvybe	60,972,933	100%
dongu	156,605,071,091	100%
steemplus	962,657,300	100%
jenskohler	667,784,285	100%
lafilip	347,559,083	100%
ianboil	1,323,021,872	100%
jdbry	115,462,283	100%
nathwright876	1,438,599,672	100%
dragosroua	10,281,009,258	100%
missk	1,207,781,433	100%
dropahead	132,579,125	100%
voterinterstpool	138,259,872	100%
haster22	3,451,095,955	100%
idnit	116,996,760	100%
jeannart	243,278,818	100%
whiskylover	808,788,876	100%
onephoto	134,982,746	100%
technocomanche	133,194,676	100%
legion1982	50,633,034	100%
tanchiknik	132,812,421	100%
id-entity	132,924,065	100%
jakeswingle16	131,489,059	100%
stevespring	131,427,984	100%
firdaus	126,167,396	100%
daniel.c15	131,368,461	100%
joanaltres	3,280,538,360	100%
trevor.george	885,698,410	100%
gost-kot	130,995,092	100%
craigslist.org	107,183,284	100%
kott	122,814,333	100%
ellavader	130,581,140	100%
dailis	130,238,791	100%
lokisgirl94	121,678,320	100%
sabsel	109,625,156	100%
catto000	591,427,216	100%
sandra16	0	100%
shaunmza	0	100%

@ace108 · Oct 13 '16

Ah ha ha.. I'm not the only accidental resteemer. 
Keep fighting, bro.
https://www.steemimg.com/images/2016/08/10/SteemitFighting00ecb.gif

👍 natord, ervin-lemark, englishtchrivy, bullionstackers, seisges, papa-pepper

`author`	ace108
`permlink`	re-papa-pepper-jumping-ship-thoughts-and-considerations-on-dealing-with-the-problem-of-user-retention-20161013t073007521z
`category`	steemit
`json_metadata`	{"tags":["steemit"],"image":["https://www.steemimg.com/images/2016/08/10/SteemitFighting00ecb.gif"]}
`created`	2016-10-13 07:25:45
`last_update`	2016-10-13 07:25:45
`depth`	1
`children`	7
`last_payout`	2016-11-13 12:48:24
`cashout_time`	1969-12-31 23:59:59
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`root_title`	"JUMPING SHIP - Thoughts and Considerations on Dealing With the Problem of User Retention"
`beneficiaries`	`[]`
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`percent_hbd`	10,000
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`net_rshares`	36,465,949,744
`author_curate_reward`	""

properties (23)vote details (6)

voter	rshares	pct
ervin-lemark	9,029,561,458	100%
papa-pepper	1,229,729,606	1%
bullionstackers	5,710,522,322	48%
englishtchrivy	8,585,632,383	100%
natord	9,372,423,561	100%
seisges	2,538,080,414	100%

@natord · Oct 13 '16

Have the same situation, i was drunk one time and missed on my phone from vote to resteem :)

👍 papa-pepper

`author`	natord
`permlink`	re-ace108-re-papa-pepper-jumping-ship-thoughts-and-considerations-on-dealing-with-the-problem-of-user-retention-20161013t073946089z
`category`	steemit
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`beneficiaries`	`[]`
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`post_id`	1,521,449
`net_rshares`	1,229,729,606
`author_curate_reward`	""

voter	rshares	pct
robrigo	294,637,634,792	100%
papa-pepper	39,563,435,962	100%
anotherjoe	108,295,100,702	100%
professorx	4,775,708,310	100%
onetree	2,901,526,229	20%
escapeamericanow	4,890,483,789	100%
fortinbuff	3,642,591,730	100%
expat	68,240,264	100%
shaunmza	0	100%

voter	rshares	pct
tocode	11,476,904,981	100%
papa-pepper	1,229,733,008	1%
seisges	2,538,080,414	100%

`author`	countryinspired
`permlink`	re-papa-pepper-jumping-ship-thoughts-and-considerations-on-dealing-with-the-problem-of-user-retention-20161014t111921986z
`category`	steemit
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`total_payout_value`	0.000 HBD
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`pending_payout_value`	0.000 HBD
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inertia	82,719,177,015	100%
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papa-pepper	1,236,279,714	1%

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voter	rshares	pct
moon32walker	22,832,037,660	100%
papa-pepper	1,229,729,606	1%
englishtchrivy	9,221,605,152	100%
seisges	2,538,080,414	100%

voter	rshares	pct
shredlord	8,787,511,100	100%
gomeravibz	6,294,287,315	14%
luke490	159,336,095	100%
englishtchrivy	9,221,605,152	100%

voter	weight	wgt%	rshares	pct	time
sephiroth	0 B		132,384,643,824	100%
papa-pepper	0 B		39,563,435,962	100%

voter	weight	wgt%	rshares	pct	time
dasan-oneia	0 B		3,420,422,192	100%
papa-pepper	0 B		1,236,358,680	1%

voter	rshares	pct
papa-pepper	19,671,308,345	44%
virtualgrowth	111,834,862	1%
englishtchrivy	9,221,605,152	100%
doitvoluntarily	8,242,164,155	37%
seisges	2,404,497,234	100%
nathwright876	1,438,599,672	100%

voter	weight	wgt%	rshares	pct	time
papa-pepper	0 B		1,229,611,574	1%
englishtchrivy	0 B		9,221,605,152	100%

voter	rshares	pct
tocode	11,237,802,794	100%
streetstyle	54,883,296,026	100%
papa-pepper	1,229,611,574	1%
williambanks	75,859,198,720	100%
solarguy	6,470,875,277	100%
doitvoluntarily	8,242,164,155	37%
kyusho	4,478,236,976	100%
robyneggs	6,473,955,832	100%
seisges	2,404,497,234	100%
sunscape	1,894,857,058	50%

voter	weight	wgt%	rshares	pct	time
papa-pepper	0 B		1,236,390,043	1%
williambanks	0 B		71,365,621,564	100%