> all posts that have max_accepted_payout set to 1 HBD are D.BUZZ posts, no matter on which frond-end the post was written

> all posts that do not have max_accepted_payout` equal to 1 HBD are not a D.BUZZ post.

If you or someone else that is more connected in the HIVE community can get Hive.Blog and @peakd to implement this change, of setting the max payout for posts published to the DBuzz Community to $1, please make it happen.

It would still be a temporary and somewhat messy fix since DAPPs could still launch, even tiny ones that are bootstrapped as simple services to game the system. 

I believe if you were us or another DAPP wanting to offer a reliable service without interruption from rogue actors, you'd be interested in code that made it impossible to game the max_accepted_payout as opposed to relying on verbal agreements with others, and the belief that everyone else in the future would agree to those agreements too.

> My proposed changes are not temporary frond-end fixes. Agreement if a post is a D.BUZZ post is already defined at blockchain level. There is no way to cheat, either a post has the correct value for max_accepted_payout or not.

There is a way to cheat.. 

1. Fork Hive.Blog and publish to our community without the max_accepted_payout code included in our community of the forked front-end.

All of the posts published in our D.Buzz Community reflect onto our site so the posts published to that forked front-end would not be constrained to $1.00 payouts and would therefore trend higher than our real users who posted from D.Buzz.

Until our venture produces a sizable profit for a long length of time, we won't even consider issuing an SMT.

It wouldn't be in the interest of the people who'd buy our token, nor would it be in our interest to issue a token as a small business.

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Some DAPPs like ours are / will be interested in building a HIVE based DAPP without the commitment of issuing their own token / SMT.

For ventures like us, SMTs won't help since we want to focus on using the $HIVE token.

I also think you are under estimating how fast a rogue act could and might launch a bootstrapped service to publish posts in our DBuzz Community without the $1.00 max_accepted_payout measure.