Here are the contributors for the first post:
| Contributor | Amount |
|---|---|
| @j3dy | 1 SBD |
| @dreemit | 1.2 SBD |
| @trevor.george | 12 Steem |
| @merej99 | 1 SBD |
| @personz | 3 SBD |
| @deanliu | 10 Steem |
| @edje | 2 SBD |
| @playfulfoodie | 1 SBD |
| @sumsum | 11 Steem |
| @paolobeneforti | 5 Steem |
| @dolov | 10 Steem |
| Total | 48 Steem / 9.2 SBD |
I kept 20% from this, which is 9.6 Steem + 1.84 SBD and then redistributed the remaining equally among all contributors as follows:
48 - 9.6 = 38.4 / 11 = 3.49 Steem per person
9.2 - 1.84 = 7.36 / 11 = 0.67 SBD per person
Total amount contributed: 48 Steem + 9.2 SBD. At an average price of $0.17 per Steem => $8.16 + 9.2 SBD = (approx) $17.32
Total potential from voting: $10.9
Total number of contributors: 11
Average contribution per person: 4.36 Steem / 0.83 SBD
The next article from the series will be published on March 24th, which is in 2 days. For more details about the experiment, go here.
Later edit: the rewards for this post (which was not set as "Decline Payout" are: 4.937 SBD, 4.834 Steem and 33.709 Steem Power. All the liquid rewards (SBD and Steem) have been redistributed equally to all the initial contributors to the first post (the ones listed above). 0.448 SBD/person and 0.439 Steem / person. I kept only the Steem Power.
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