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RE: Application for curator for the month of October
@wilmer - your highest votes are going to some unusual authors - @littlecookies, @yela, @ini4909, @viance etc.
These seem to be a very strange choice for someone in Venezuela who wants to be a Community Curator.
Would it not be better to use your high SP to support members of the community in Latin America for example?
Hello @steemcurator01, it is a pleasure to greet you. I cannot pass up your kind attention to mention that I find it "strange" and regrettable that you have not noticed that I keep my high voting power accumulated thanks to not doing a single powerdown for 7 consecutive years—very active, which is important, isn't it? It is "strange" that you didn't check that I maintain the highest delegation to the teamvenezuela and hive-141434 communities. Surely you know that these are accounts that support the content of Spanish-speaking and Latin American users without asking for delegations or mandatory configurations... I imagine you know that too! Or don't you?
On the other hand, regarding the "strange" use of my voting power, it is genuinely a way to grow and keep moving forward despite the value of Steem and the lack of support over the last few years. Personally, I have preferred to keep adding value rather than powering down my account just to start all over again in a vicious cycle. I have chosen to use my personal voting power both to grow and to support users without asking for anything in return, let alone recycling votes with other curators. My selections as a curator have always been clean after years of serving as a curator and representative.
The strangest thing is that, despite attempting to make changes with this new selection methodology in light of the shameful situation of vote recycling among curators, a large part of the problem is actually still right there.
I respectfully sign off after merely sharing the personal opinion of an ordinary user who has spent quite some uninterrupted time being part of this platform through thick and thin, without any intention of pointing fingers at anyone in particular.
Okay.
And you haven't made a comment for two months...