I think its just another data point. Everyone can see your notes. If you're genuinely contributing and interacting, I dont think your zap ratio really matters. But it's a knock on reputation if you post very little, respond rarely, and generally act like a sats harvester (like those that only show up for zapathons.)
In the last week or so, I’ve seen two users on here called out for receiving Zaps but not Zapping back. Both posted here. These people are being labeled as “scammers” whom should be avoided, muted, and not supported with Sats.
This all makes me wonder, what is the appropriate #V4V zaps sent vs zaps received ratio?
1 sat in 1 sat out? 2 to 1? 1 to 3?
Should there be a ratio? What makes a good Nostr participant?
Some people are on here trying to earn sats, that might be the point? Should they be ostracized? Is it how upfront they are about what they’re doing that makes the difference?
Some are fortunate to receive generous zaps ⚡️? Should they be labeled scammer?
I’ve included my zaps in and out to save everyone the effort. I’ve received a very large amount of zaps in mostly from lots of signs planing and sticker slapping for nostr:nprofile1qqsrmqhg7mxxczt9gjln8ey8tgpl2cq2elm7c3n7z59pe3m395s5mjgnfsua2 but only have 42k out. Is that enough to not be a scammer?
Just curious everyone’s take. Not sure the social norms here have been clearly set.
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Agree. We should get to know the accounts around us and judge if they are an honest actor. If you yourself are an active user, it is obvious who is not. 🫡