Of course, everything is done in moderation, but what about @kryptodenno or @lotto-de ? What about other bloggers, creators, and people who ultimately achieved great things? They were silenced, and it's clear that many people then lose the desire to invest any more time and effort (for free).
Hello.
Could you please explain to me the greatness and achievement of vote trading-gambling schemes (aka fake giveaways), farming the reward pool?
Also, could you please explain to me how it is technically possible to silence some content on the blockchain?
"Thanks for the comment — super cool, really chill of you. Appreciate it! Shows you’re actually thinking about this too. I used ChatGPT to throw this into English real quick."
"When a user has an account on Redflag and gets banned, they often lose interest in blogging altogether, since there's no more money in it either. What was it like with @kryptodenno? And how was it for others?
It’s not that you're doing a bad job overall, but sometimes it's a bit much or seems unjustified — especially considering that we all want HIVE to grow. Who decides what counts as good or bad content on your side? What rules do you follow?
What’s suddenly wrong with a giveaway that’s been running for years?
Is this illegal content, or why do things happen the way they sometimes do on your end? Can I read up on that somewhere? Of course, the account is still there and not gone — but often, nothing gets posted anymore afterward.
Often, as I said, the bans are justified — but in my opinion, not always. I think you know exactly what I mean.
No one here — at least not me — is talking about vote-buying or shady giveaways, but about regular activity on HIVE. That’s how I see it, and it seemed to be the case with Kryptodenno too.
As I said: what you’re doing is totally fine in principle — but I don't have to agree with everything, right? Just the name '@hivegestapo' really leaves a bad taste for me..."**
Allowing words to trigger you allows you to be controlled.
Some people are ok with that, some are not.
In any case, I hold the keys to this account.
You can judge how I do with it, if you like.
Here is a book that may explain it to you better than I can.
It's up to you what you are doing. Thats HIVE - decentral and opensource! But I would like that we are one team, one community and we grow together. It's not only your account but for me ist gestapo like war ...
I don't want to judge anybody here. ;-)
Greets and HIVE ON 🤟
@hivewatchers - I stopped my raffles nearly a year ago but you are still downvoting my comments. May I ask for the reason?
The account was blacklisted. According to the conversation in Discord, there was no interest in going through the appeal process.
@hivewatchers - Why should I be interested in a clarification on Discord? I didn't make a mistake. What I posted was just wrong in your minds. Nevertheless, I stopped. It's obvious that I'm no longer posting contests. So you got what you wanted. There's no reason why I should be blacklisted any longer. If the obvious isn't enough, you're not interested in improving the platform, but rather in exploiting your power.
When you are ready to start that appeal, please let me know.