I don’t fear flags at all. But then I don’t typically write about anything groundbreaking or controversial either.
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I don’t fear flags at all. But then I don’t typically write about anything groundbreaking or controversial either.
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That's exactly the point. As you can see, because of those flags the Steem Network has become a blog with only trivial or entertaining content: photos, art, music, food reviews, travel blogs and so on.
Political Content is hardly nonexistent.
In that case, what's the point of advertising this as a Censorship Resistant Social Network?
Is anyone really worried that a photo of a hamburger will be censored by Facebook, Twitter and the like? Really?
Is anyone preoccupied that Facebook or Google will kick them out for showing a video of the birds singing in a tree?
Selling this as a Censorship Resistant Social Network is the Ultimate Lie. We're light years away from being that. Even Facebook is ahead of us, in that matter.