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json_metadata"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Steemit","blogging","life","reputation"],"appCategory":"Steemit","appTitle":"Are you taking in consideration reputation when it comes to evaluate someone on Steemit?","appBody":"<p>Yes. If a user's reputation is 25, I assume them to be a newbie. If it is below 25, I assume them to be a clueless newbie who has got themselves flagged by engaging in begging for votes or attention or other types of uncool but harmless behaviors. If their reputation is negative, I take them for a spammer or a scammer and will have nothing to do with them. If their rep is above 70, I take them for someone who's been around the block for quite some time, most likely since 2016. Otherwise I'm not inclined to draw any conclusion from anybody's rep other than how much they have been upvoted by high-rep high-SP users who could've been bid bots, too.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p33adj94x","appParentAuthor":"erikah","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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@blanchy ·
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@conradt ·
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@cryptoandcoffee ·
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json_metadata"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Steemit","blogging","life","reputation"],"appCategory":"Steemit","appTitle":"Are you taking in consideration reputation when it comes to evaluate someone on Steemit?","appBody":"<p>We all do to a certain extent. Is the person with the weird comment a -11 rep nobody or a 72 rep investor? Communication goes beyond words. Every part of our appearance conveys a part of it. When you see someone's name, someone's picture, someones words and reputation, they all sum up together to create what is your image of a piece of communication.</p>\n<p>Every time you talk, you are emitting an image, and every time you read, you are consuming an image. Those little numbers that compose the \"reputation\" are maybe not essential, but they help you understand a person wholly.</p>\n<p>When you see someone with 25 reputation, don't you \"know\" they're new? Or if they have 38, you \"know\" they've been here for a small while but haven't had much success and don't have connections. If they're rep 70, you know they're involved a lot. If they're -11, you know they are or were disliked by someone big.</p>\n<p>These are little things that make everyone think. Who is this person you're talking to? Is it an honest Steemian, a spammer, someone with big pockets or a newbie putting big pants on?</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p33adj94x","appParentAuthor":"erikah","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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@normalguy ·
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