Voted on all 4 links and created bot to do it daily, or when time limit is reached so I don't forget each day

Please stop that. Coins have been banned from voting because of that. If we get de-listed, we'll know exactly why. Please cease. I appreciate your efforts but it is just not worth the risk.
Sorry, didn't mean to ruffle so many feathers. I'll stop the bots. Was more of a reminder for me since I prolly won't remember to vote everyday. Oh well.
Yeah, I appreciate the effort, but we don't know how their anti-bot code works, I know other coins have been banned or reset to zero, it might not discriminate between a big script or a little script. Don't think we don't appreciate your efforts though. I'm a scripter myself. PHP. Would be nice to have another one on board with us for future projects.

Oh, I understand completely. I know I don't wanna be the guy to thwart all the hard work done. My best friend told me about this coin so thought I would come by and see how it was going for myself. So, consider me "the new guy" lol. And, yes, I code in PHP and C# myself. A little python as well

I also code in C++ and Java. Although I'm a bit rusty on those.

Never done C++ and Java is the devil lol.
Java taught me Object Oriented Programming, but when it got down to it, I hated it. Too verbose of a language. OOP in C++ is just wonderful. Operator Overloading is the boss. I'll always come back to C++ because although there's more to manage, it's a more compact and efficient language in my opinion. Ok, so you have to manage your own memory. It's really not that difficult with OOP.
OOP in C++ is frankly rather terrible - it's trying to do the best of two worlds by adding OOP to all the low-level stuff, and I don't really like it. Have you tried C#? It seems less verbose than Java to me, and OOP is just as good, if not better. Plus VS is actually a really good IDE in my opinion.
I know OOP is easier in C#, but doesn't C# implement a garbage collector like Java? I actually quite like pointers and managing the heap. I find it both challenging and rewarding. I just feel like there is more room to squeeze out efficiency. I may migrate to C# in the future, but I may as well stick to C++ as I'm just getting into some of the more advanced concepts and would benefit from seeing it through. Every language I learn teaches me a new way of thinking. I've recently been trying out Prolog and its totally changed the way I think about formal logic. I'm a big believer in learning multiple languages, as Bjarne Stroustrup himself recommends.