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RE: Portland Oregon meetups are canceled thanks steem flag Rewards
I had it out with a few flaggers that were gung-ho on flagging me, when I queried steemflagrewards regarding why other bigger accounts were ignored, the excuse was there is nothing we can do about them because too big, my reply. "Why, so you pick on the little guy instead? What a slap in the face!!"
Returning rewards? That's a good line. No they burn the rewards so that the scammers don't get as much.
But nothing is said about the "returned rewards" which is straight up a lie. There isn't any returned rewards. It's just making that finite amount of money worth more.
Really it's petty and like crabs pulling down others for getting ahead.
And intrusive as Fuck for people to get into your financial situation.
Same as Canna getting pissed and kicking me out for leaving dgi service. Which I was an original part of. And didn't want to increase my support to a asshole as dynamicgreentk has been.
Oh if you apologize to Kenny and tell him he is right we won't take away rewards and kick you out... Said the leader of the radical vegans...
Too much garbage here and people misrepresenting themselves.
Sfr isn't a good group. It's now the content police slapping around the tiny accounts.
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I was hardline, enforcer fucked up imo. The funny part is that by removing rewards from the smaller accounts this makes the larger accounts stake more powerful by proxy, pretty lols if you think about it.
Been a busy morning for me, so productive already. :)
Hope you are doing well.
Thanks... Got the Solar system charged... Got the posts rocking and a Drugwars fundition vote... Yeah it's been good.
At the river trying to get a tan...
Shit some powerful truth. Running off and abusing the little accounts has made us alot of people that quit the platform.
And I scaled back. For sure. I'll meet up with steemians... But yeah meet-ups are on pause for a while. And really working? Just for me...
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