RE: Who the Fuck are the Spaminators!!?🖕
Thought I'd have another snoop in here this evening.. either this or play video games, it's daddy time aaayy.
So I found and resteemed this most recent post from @steemcleaners. I was really more into the comments threads. Interesting. Some funny characters are developing in this story.
Let's look a little closer.. ok someone disgruntled by impartial bot "abuse" well that's predictable. Boring. What's this, perhaps a lead on the mysterious @misterdelegation?
@steemcleaners cannot take over the blockchain through the delegations leased out by @ned. It's a big amount, but nowhere near enough to take over the ecosystem.
Which on it's own is not really that interesting, he's gonna protect his interests right? Why the alt account though? I mean isn't it better to stand by a delegation and add that dash of public brand recognition?
Or is there a reason to hide? I'm not sure and not implying anything either. Just sharing as I go and if you've been following the comment threads over here at all, there's a few others digging around: https://steemit.com/steemit/@ned/next-livestream-this-thursday-dec-6th-at-11am-cst
Most notably the interactions between @paulag who I've come to really respect over many posts she's shared; and our pretty boy @ned, who perhaps has impressed me less.
[-] ned (69) 22 hours ago The request for a list of accounts is simple, not complex. The request isn't complicated and its rebuff isn't either. Steemit, Inc. is a private company that will choose to do most things privately, as it's entitled to do.
Ah and just like that.. we have our answer. Hmmn.. ok back to RDR2 while I ponder these implications 🤔
As far as I know, during the launch of the blockchain, mining was available. I assume @misterdelegation is just one of the many mining instances used by @ned and Steemit Inc. in general.
Note that many of the early folks mined as well. They had many accounts for mining purposes. They were then funneled to the main accounts you see today.
Yeah pre-mining was always the worry for most when we were busy promoting steem in the early days.. guess now we learned by experience why that takes a lot of trust.
Some may say we can be thankful that pretty boy @ned had enough ego to put his face to the shin dig? Lol some may disagree as he waves from the $250k life boat.. watching all our efforts sink.
That's irreplaceable time and energy, not least hopes and dreams of the thousands of passengers on this "experiment" in monetizing crypto-social engagement. Oh and what a success for the few as always.
Man sometimes it's easier to move through things when the face of the abuser is anon and not plastered all over the platform.. oh dan, why oh why did you not take all the children with you! 💩
Well, @dan did say that he was driven away.