| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["steem","cryptocurrency",""],"appCategory":"steem","appTitle":"Do you follow users based on the amount of Steem Power in their wallets?","appBody":"<p>Not anymore. At the beginning of my experience on Steemit I had in mind that theory that you can grow a lot faster if you have whales and dolphins following you and I would follow and comment on whales and dolphins a lot but that changed. It changed because I realized that I don't like that much that bunch of whales and dolphins and that they didn't really cared that much about my comments to follow me. Most of the people that follow me now found me through different way thus I really cleaned a lot of my following list no matter what the people had in their wallets. If I didn't like the content they were sharing I didn't followed them anymore and that's it. Nowadays I am only following people I really like reading their blogs and also uvpoting their content. I don't have any criteria anymore on how I follow people. I simply follow them and that's it. If I like an article I go check the author and see some more interesting stuff from him I will follow him. I don't look in their wallets anymore. I really don't understand either why those wallets were made public from the beginning. It's probably for the same reason that plankton and minnows should see which are the whales and start following them and beg for upvotes. I wouldn't make the walled public on Steemit if it was for me to decide. I am sure though that I am not the only one who has followed people based on their SP but I am not doing that anymore. I simply don't care anymore. It's the content that matters for me nowadays. </p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"f3wyb5xkw","appParentAuthor":"pyemoney","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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