RE: Cats Make Kittens - Update City
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nice to hear some news! and yes, the CATS-market has been moving a little yesterday - I like to see that, maybe it helps spread the word...
and with the automation of the voting bot: thought about a curation trail on the voting bot? I would totally be in on that.
it would help bolster the voting account as well as lay a little more focus on the community-aspect - as I have to say, I think is a great "feature" on catsmakekittens, because I feel heard and responded to - of the token, as everyone helps helping everyone else, so to say...
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I've never done any sort of curation trail. I do all the voting through steemrewarding. Haven't really looked to see if that's an option.
on https://steemauto.com you can create a curation trail for an account, meaning everbody who follows the account (the trail) automatically upvotes the post upvoted by the followed account.
so, if every CATS-holder upvotes every other CATS-holder, imagine where that can go...
btw, I also configured my account to auto-upvote the response to my upvoted post by @catscientist, if you do not mind...
i had the impression you might use something similar to https://steemauto.com, because it also offers some other automated upvote-options, including the creation of a "fanbase option" - meaning you automatically upvote a post published by the account in your fanbase - , which might be somehow similar to your bot works (although, yours seems more complex and sophisticated)...
maybe, if you find the time, you can take a look into it...
if you do not, i gladly be of assistance (as far at least, as i can be ;p ).
I don't think I want to set up a curation trail since the curation isn't being done manually. I don't filter where the votes go outside of a few very small filters. If I get the voting to a system that I feel more comfortable adding a curation trail, then I will add one.
sure thing. just an idea, after all...
(see, this is what i mean by "being heard and reponded to, kudos for that!)