I disagree, there have been recent down votes given to people who are out right peddling lies and trying to rort the block chain. Engagement in trying to get them to "see their ways' just resulted in absolute denial and a flag war.
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Also in the world today people are quick to call any narrative they don't like lies.
If a person believes something to be true they are not lying. They may be incorrect yet that is still not a lie. To lie you need to be stating something that you know to be wrong and saying it anyway. Unless you are a mind reader that usually requires proof.
If they believe it, then it should not be censored. Challenge them with words.
It is very difficult to consider a thing a lie when people feel they must hide it, or conceal it rather than challenging it and exposing it.
EDIT: TO be clear you may be correct. You didn't provide an example so some of them could have been lies. Is hypocrisy a lie? I see a lot of that too... downvote someone they don't like for some reason, and upvote someone they like for the same reason.
Ignorance is not a defence amongst the law.
What law? Are you one of those Code as Law types?
I can code. Does that make me God?
Laws can change. So can code.
The Algorithm Did It... The Code is Law.
Ignorance of knowing much about how to code is no defense for buying into the "Code is law" nonsense. We fork, patch, hard fork, and otherwise fix code all the time.
Flag wars are not a valid reason. Unless you like steemit.
Thanks. Could you please link an example. I feel it would help.