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musing-threads · @futuremind · Nov 1 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 1 '18

$0.05

What are the factors behind @musing's upvote percentage?

<p>It does help a lot. I am just trying to understand the platform as it is my second day on musing.io. The thing I like the most on any platform is the transparency in their decisions. </p><p>Rewards do have a compelling factor in them to use and keep using any platform but does the platform really deserve your time and inputs ... that's the main question and this could be decided by them being transparent.</p><p>So far, I am finding musing.io interesting. After SH, this could be my second stop on Steem blockchain.</p><p>Thanks for your advice and such a detailed answer.</p>

👍 futuremind, imaginary-friend

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@futuremind · Nov 1 '18

First I would like to say, welcome to musing! As a dedicated user to the platform, I'm thrilled to see new interested users! I hope you will stay a while and experience the platform for yourself. I think that you will be happy.

>but does the platform really deserve your time and inputs ...

The idea is to help other community members with inquiries, and receive input for your own. The platform is merely the intermediary for this, but they do a fantastic job at incentive based rewards. 

I won't discuss my personal earnings with musing, but I will tell you that its public information, accessible on the blockchain!

Here is a tool that makes the process of calculating your rewards easy:

https://mysteemitfriends.online/upvotelist.php?voter=musing&author

If you are at all curious how much any user has made here, you can easily find out with this tool. I won't be offended if you decide to search my user name to see what I've earned ;)

Also, this pertains to you as well. You can input your own user name, and check your reward status. 

In full disclosure, I have earned more with musing, than with any other dapp on the Steem blockchain, by far.

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@mobi72 · Nov 1 '18

<p>Thanks for the welcome. I am definitely gonna stay on a platform which have nice members like you and the ones who have answered my questions, as I only know them for the time being.</p><p>>but does the platform really deserve your time and inputs ...</p><p>By this I meant that, when I like any platform I like to write about it and promote it. </p><p>Tool is really very useful.</p><p>Once again thanks.</p>

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