📢 Goodbye DLIVE - Important Notice !! Breaking News for Steemit
Bye Dlive.
After having read several posts that talked about what had happened with Dlive, the generous delegation that made the steemit.inc team, and see the evidence that the steemians have gathered, as far as I'm concerned, they were very clear towards where they were going to direct their platform and that in a certain way is fine but ethically and / or morally they did not do it in the best way.
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Now I will explain why I tell them that ethically and / or morally they did it in the worst way.
When someone or something has helped you in your personal growth as an economic one, for me, it is not right to speak out about the problems you have and worse, having knowledge of them since you joined the community.
And the worst part is that they take those problems as excuses to go to another Blockchaim, making us look like a disaster. We know the problems that steem (it) is going through and many people are putting their two cents to solve them. There are projects like @ steem-ua that is a general solution in the platform to distribute rewards. In the coming days the HF20 will be made and with it, several problems will be solved.
There are communities that have been created and have been growing in a slow but healthy way and with a single common goal and is to support others . Among these communities we have @helpie @qurator, @dineroconopcion, @talentclub and surely others from those that I have no knowledge or do not remember (sorry).
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But hey, it's your decision to leave, this leaves you open for a project to be created with the same or better features or for an existing one to grow.
In these post you can read more information about what happened with the dlive platform.
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I'll explain why I say it's okay. The answer to that is very simple (I think) and it's because when someone starts a project of this magnitude, where they put their money, their time and that of many more people into play, it must be done with a clear idea, with a great team of work that supports and solutions to the possible problems that may arise along the way and one of the most important things (although in reality they are all important, if you do not make any, you can not advance adequately for the next stage) a vision and mission defined by fulfilling, that is to say, with a goal and I suppose it was the growth of its platform.
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Now I will explain why I tell them that ethically and / or morally they did it in the worst way.
When someone or something has helped you in your personal growth as an economic one, for me, it is not right to speak out about the problems you have and worse, having knowledge of them since you joined the community.
And the worst part is that they take those problems as excuses to go to another Blockchaim, making us look like a disaster. We know the problems that steem (it) is going through and many people are putting their two cents to solve them. There are projects like @ steem-ua that is a general solution in the platform to distribute rewards. In the coming days the HF20 will be made and with it, several problems will be solved.
There are communities that have been created and have been growing in a slow but healthy way and with a single common goal and is to support others . Among these communities we have @helpie @qurator, @dineroconopcion, @talentclub and surely others from those that I have no knowledge or do not remember (sorry).
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But hey, it's your decision to leave, this leaves you open for a project to be created with the same or better features or for an existing one to grow.
In these post you can read more information about what happened with the dlive platform.
- DLive is joining the Lino blockchain, moving away from Steem
- Dlive is Leaving: The Reason A Farce And STEEM Won't Miss It A Bit
- An Objective look at Dlive's exit
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