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Thanks a lot @jaynie ! !tipuvote 5

Thanks a lot ! !tipuvote 5

Thanks a lot @jaynie ! !tipuvote 5

Thanks a lot for noticing and reporting this ! And even more by letting as is so I can better check what went wrong. Going to sleep right now but I'll take a deep look tomorrow. I'll keep you posted. Thanks

Thanks for the translation ! !tipuvote 4

Thanks a lot ! !tipuvote 5

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I nominate @share2steem

!sbi status

Great, I'll be looking forward for the next report then. Keep up crunching numbers ! Thanks for your work.

People hiding their face to avoid automatic radars. Goverment is thinking about implementing license plates for sleds and snow-related vehicles.

Hi @miniature-tiger ! Sorry to bother you. Would it be possible to have an updated version of this for Jaunary ? Thanks in advance ! Keep up the great work.

Most of the accounts are created through Steemit, which delegates to new users, so that explains the high percentage. And some other accounts creators also offer delegations (I know we do at Share2Steem,

Thanks a lot for this insightful data ! Although what is strange for me is the differences in "Not active" / "Fully active" categories depending on the source of the account creation.

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Thanks a lot for this selection @jaynie ! Great work as always !tipuvote 5

Yes, it takes some time (approximatively 20 minutes). The system is currently being reworked so : Actualization becomes instant, Balancing will be adjusted so upvote strength distributed on users' posts

Hi, these posts are made to keep the Share2Steem account "alive" and to try and stay in touch with all active communities using the application (hence the different languages, there will always

All this was said in a hurry, as you were hurting Share2Steem at a fast pace. When damage control was done, I had time to think about it and realized I can not forget the harm done to the application.

Clearly you're right and this is coming from faulty developement. What I was saying is, as long as the fault isn't corrected, could it be "manually" corrected ? By suppressing the demand on these