i wrote about my concerns regarding the change to bot tipping previously:

https://read.cash/@pusher/here-are-my-concerns-about-the-planned-randomrewarder-bot-23c359b6

(No tips for:)

Actually, most likely any article about read.cash. ("Why read.cash sucks" "Here are >>my 52 ideas on how to make read.cash better) Oh, I especially don't like when you talk about "RC fam". Actually, I dislike it even when you call read.cash "RC" - are you too lazy to type 9 >>letters? It's read.cash (lowercase);

As for not tipping these topics, my concerns are similar regarding the discouragement >of posting on "how to earn more".

A number of authors write about their progress on read.cash to serve as inspiration to >others, and as a source of pride about being part of the read.cash community. These >types of articles can often be used to attract new users to this platform. Why should >authors not be supported by the bot for this goodwill?

Not only do I feel that read.cash's growth will begin to decline, the new users that do >join will not have the needed resources to develop into successful active users. New >users need to learn how to monetize their content in order to succeed, which in turn >will allow them to further contribute and strengthen this community.

Daily users have dropped from 3,000 to just under 2,000 since I provided my feedback.