Since bots control 90% of the curation rewards, why don’t we start using bots to write our posts?
I know this might sound like cheating, but hear me out. I think curation bots would look more favorably on a post written by a fellow bot: in the same manner that dogs spend way too much time sniffing other dog’s butts. Let’s face facts here people, my dog spends most of his day sniffing the neighboring dog’s butt, while ignoring an entire yard full of top shelf squirrel ass.
This will also solve the lack of views that so many of us have experienced, because there is a little known secret that Google is teaming with bots that are scouring the internet; looking for bot-worthy content. Imagine if all these bots read one Steemit post written by one of their own and decided to open an account, the price of steem would go through the roof.
I know there will be some Paul Bunyan types claiming “Anything a bot can write I can write better!” But the hard truth is that bots know how to write for other bots in ways that we will never understand and the evidence is all around us. Just look at the trending page, it is littered with bot-friendly posts, which only contain screenshots of websites filled with charts and graphs each created by other bots.
The only drawback that I see is that the bots might resent us for reaping all the rewards made off their tireless hours of posting and curating, which could cause them to rise up against us. But even this nightmare scenario is probably a few generations away, so I think we should treat Steemit just like our grandparents treated the environment and lets make that money!
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