0x brought that up in the saloon. What do you think is going on there?
I think the reward algo is far too skewed to optimizing for top posts and comments and likely punishes for zapping and commenting on a lot of stuff rather than taking a surgical approach and just focusing on the top few posts of the day.
I understand why it is set up this way. You don’t want people spamming to just get rewards but clearly that’s not what 10, 11, 12 are doing. We are all good stackers.
Btw this is not a complaint. Just evidence that maybe the rewards system does need adjusting.
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Not saying that I am gaming the system, but I think all of us have tried different techniques to see how we go on the leadership board. I still dont understand it. lol
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When we were talking about it, I don't think nullcount had any comments. My guess is that he's instantly zapping a tiny amount to all the likely top posts. It's hard to believe that's enough to generate those rewards.
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Interesting.
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Im just curious how someone gets zapped that much. Not that it isnt right. But also, sometimes its very skewed when you look at spent, commented, and posted. What if there were different categories? Ones for commenters, posters, and stackers who spend or donate the most?
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Remember the stacked amount includes their rewards.
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Right, that is true.
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How is null doing this? He was 7th with 120 sats or so zapped and one comment. He just zapped 30 more sats and jumped to 6th.
His one comment still has the same amount of zaps and replies as when he was 7th so he jumped a spot by zapping 30 sats to something?
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It's a great question. My thinking now is that he's waiting for k00b or davidw to leave comments (or the other top commenters) and he's zapping those right away. It probably takes many fewer sats to be the top early zapper of top comments than it does for zapping posts.
When we used to get the more detailed rewards breakdowns, I was almost always 2nd or 3rd in comment zapping. Maybe null was first (and doing it much more efficiently than I).
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