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I sometimes manually search if an author has plagiarised. I did this the other day and found that it was copied from what seems to be their own blog.
How does the bot distinguish those legitimate uses of copy and paste? If it cannot does it not risk tarring innocent people?
I have this question as well- I post my work on both steemit and wordpress, and cheetah has been commenting on my blog with the link. Is there any way to note that it has been posted in both places so that cheetah doesn't comment?
I also have this issue. I'd love to know if there is a solution around this!
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What The Bitcoin Cash “BCC” Hard Fork Means for Blockchain Wallet Users
July 30, 2017 Alyson
At Blockchain, we are focused on creating products that empower you to have ultimate control and flexibility in managing your money. Blockchain wallets are non-custodial and you hold the private keys, meaning you always have full, exclusive access to your funds — which are always accessible with your recovery phrase. In short, we enable you to Be Your Own Bank.
We’ve received questions about the Bitcoin Cash Fork (known as BCC) that is scheduled to activate on August 1st and how it will impact individual users. Our top priority is the safety of customer funds. Though we are actively monitoring network conditions and will do everything we can to minimize the impact on you, it may be necessary to temporarily cease broadcasting transactions for a short period of time. If it is, we will let you know.
If you have a Blockchain wallet, it is essential that you retain your wallet and corresponding recovery phrase and not delete them, even if you empty the BTC balance. Also if you are considering withdrawing funds from exchanges that will not support BCC, it is safe to withdraw to your Blockchain wallet.
In the event of two separate blockchains after August 1, 2017 we will support the longest chain. As of today, we have no immediate plans to fully support the Bitcoin Cash fork within our main product. But, if BCC develops into an actual chain and market, you will be able to use your recovery phrase to export your funds and use them on that chain, regardless of whether or not Blockchain chooses to support it.
Everyday you can choose what to do with the bitcoins in your Blockchain wallet. While no immediate action is required, the current network changes serve as a helpful reminder to have your recovery phrase written down if you haven’t already. Check out this blog for more info about how you can find your recovery phrase.
Updated: July 30, 2017
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