Looks like a path to adventure. love the atmosphere ❤️
Enchanting view of the lake and the sky beyond. Fine details of reflection!
Love your photography style dear @boddhisattva
I downvoted because you are recycling old photos. You also have 5 + active posts per day all mostly single shot. This is considered classic “farming” operation. Please do not do it.
Actually I have only 4 posts a day. And here is my answer to recycling comments:
Hey! Yesterday I received several comments about the duplication of photos in my posts.
In half of the comments, this is indeed the case. I admit my mistake, but it was made unintentionally. I will try to carefully choose photos for publication.
In the second half of the comments, there were links to photos with a different post-processing. I didn't think it could be considered a repetition. Perhaps it's just that the search engine didn't see any difference in these photos?
And I also wanted to ask if I need to do something? Or is it enough to take note of the warnings? Again, I'm not aiming to reuse photos. This can only happen by mistake, which I try to avoid.
I understand what you mean. It is unlikely that I can convince you of something. You have a gun and you make the rules. But still I will express a couple of thoughts.
Perhaps in the same way, you can ask why do you publish posts every day? Post your thoughts once a week.
Of course I post my photos for rewards. As well as the absolute majority here.
But I post my photos. They are not stolen from other photographers. And they are not of the worst quality. There are many people who pay attention to these photos.
As for the requirement to publish several photos in one post. This rule doesn't work very well. I have repeatedly noticed that a few low quality photos in one post really get more support than a good creative work of a professional in one photo (I'm not talking about myself). This is a substitution of quantity for quality.
Looks like a path to adventure. love the atmosphere ❤️
Enchanting view of the lake and the sky beyond. Fine details of reflection!
Love your photography style dear @boddhisattva
Thank you very much 🙂
I downvoted because you are recycling old photos. You also have 5 + active posts per day all mostly single shot. This is considered classic “farming” operation. Please do not do it.
Actually I have only 4 posts a day. And here is my answer to recycling comments:
Hey! Yesterday I received several comments about the duplication of photos in my posts.
In half of the comments, this is indeed the case. I admit my mistake, but it was made unintentionally. I will try to carefully choose photos for publication.
In the second half of the comments, there were links to photos with a different post-processing. I didn't think it could be considered a repetition. Perhaps it's just that the search engine didn't see any difference in these photos?
And I also wanted to ask if I need to do something? Or is it enough to take note of the warnings? Again, I'm not aiming to reuse photos. This can only happen by mistake, which I try to avoid.
Good and thank you.
Why post 4 photos in 4 posts? You can post all 4 in one, right?
Obviously I know why :)
I understand what you mean. It is unlikely that I can convince you of something. You have a gun and you make the rules. But still I will express a couple of thoughts.
Perhaps in the same way, you can ask why do you publish posts every day? Post your thoughts once a week.
Of course I post my photos for rewards. As well as the absolute majority here.
But I post my photos. They are not stolen from other photographers. And they are not of the worst quality. There are many people who pay attention to these photos.
As for the requirement to publish several photos in one post. This rule doesn't work very well. I have repeatedly noticed that a few low quality photos in one post really get more support than a good creative work of a professional in one photo (I'm not talking about myself). This is a substitution of quantity for quality.
There won’t be any hive rewards.
I recommend steem or blurt for farming.