I think we are both familiar enough with Steem and Hive to not get too upset about a fractional down vote. But to the broader point there is clearly some sort of unspoken rule - one only has to look at the posts about Ukraine to come to this conclusion.
I haven't posted about neither as I'm not too familiar or informed enough to post about them. Sure I have my opinions but on Hive I try to support users based on them, not based on where they are from or their political or humanitarian opinions. You'd be better off being loud towards users who may actively post and comment about such topics is all I'm saying.
Or just being more active yourself to spread the word rather than assuming people don't post about something because of some unspoken rules.
I am curious about how a European (with all the resources we have) could not be "familiar" or "informed" enough to post about "them". We all went through the same education system - unless you were taught something else.
What are you talking about? I post about things I'm well informed or knowledgeable of. You don't see me posting about financial advice or what ludicrous things Trump said this week because I don't have the time to focus on such subjects with everything else I got going on here. I barely have time to post about those things so I find it annoying that some random nobody who barely posts a comment in 6 months comes in here judging me about the lack of posting about a certain thing happening in the world right now as if something or someone is stopping me from doing so through some unspoken rule.
I appreciate your opinion but being this aggressive towards people who mainly post about other things isn't going to do you any favors.
You are from Finland, yes?
Explain how it "isn't going to do" me any favours.
Judging someone from the lack of posting about a subject followed with a downvote.
I think we are both familiar enough with Steem and Hive to not get too upset about a fractional down vote. But to the broader point there is clearly some sort of unspoken rule - one only has to look at the posts about Ukraine to come to this conclusion.
I haven't posted about neither as I'm not too familiar or informed enough to post about them. Sure I have my opinions but on Hive I try to support users based on them, not based on where they are from or their political or humanitarian opinions. You'd be better off being loud towards users who may actively post and comment about such topics is all I'm saying.
Or just being more active yourself to spread the word rather than assuming people don't post about something because of some unspoken rules.
I am curious about how a European (with all the resources we have) could not be "familiar" or "informed" enough to post about "them". We all went through the same education system - unless you were taught something else.
What are you talking about? I post about things I'm well informed or knowledgeable of. You don't see me posting about financial advice or what ludicrous things Trump said this week because I don't have the time to focus on such subjects with everything else I got going on here. I barely have time to post about those things so I find it annoying that some random nobody who barely posts a comment in 6 months comes in here judging me about the lack of posting about a certain thing happening in the world right now as if something or someone is stopping me from doing so through some unspoken rule.