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You were able to try to mine HBIT yesterday (UTC) only 32 minutes before the end of that day. 🤔🤯
The HBIT token mining bot is currently not working properly though, as it fulfills HBIT mining commands but doesn't publish any comment for each of them. 🤯😅
Hehe, I hope it won't linger. Though I didn't even notice the downtime on the bot.
I thought that the HBIT token mining bot is down when it stopped publishing any comment since almost 4 days ago, but it continued to fulfill valid HBIT mining commands in the meantime. 🤔🤯
I really think that it is a good idea to carefully check (via #HiveEngineExplorer by #DTools or some other #HiveEngine explorer app) if a Hive token tipping/mining bot still fulfills its respective command(s) whenever it stops publishing comments before finally saying that it is indeed down. 🧘♂️🧘♂️🤓
!LOLZ
Exactly, there is always no harm in one trying out things before making conclusions.
I think ,I just ignorantly continued to mine ,irrespective of if is sending messages and it worked 💪 👷♂️ 🤔 😐
Checking a Hive token bot's comments feed here on Hive (the HBIT token mining bot in this case) already takes some time, and checking such bot's transactions on #HiveEngine (the HBIT token mining bot's HBIT transactions in this case) takes about 5 times as much time. 🤔🤯 That's why I normally skip checking the token transactions of a Hive bot whenever I see that it no longer publishes comments before saying that the bot is not working properly !INDEED. 🤔🤯😅 !LOLZ
Okay, it's understandable. I can imagine how you combine all these with other works you do.
Yes, especially when simply checking something out can hardly be called testing. 🤔🧘♂️🤯😅