But I did get free tokens, they were in my wallet, they were mine. Then you reached into my wallet and stole them. There is a huge difference. I also didn't facilitate the hostile take over of Steem as you did, I actually tried to protect it.
What you did, was theft. What we did is not reward you with free tokens for helping seat 20 sock puppets into the top 20 witness spots and de-throning the community elected witnesses.
What you did was complete theft, those tokens already existed, you are crying like a bitch because you were excluded from new free stuff, that didn't exist at any time. Imagine not complying with the requirements for a new ERC-20 token then bitching you didn't get them, then taking holding someones already existing tokens hostage, and you keep saying "we did the same thing you did"
I guess you don't really understand the difference between the "hard-fork" and creating a new blockchain.
What if we just hard-fork HUNT token and name it HUNT2 and remove some group's balances on the new contract and make all exchanges support HUNT2 instead of HUNT?
Do you think it's still an "airdrop"? Don't be fooled by sneaky people.
What they did is an "hard-fork" keeping all user data and its content from Steem, but censoring some groups' balances. I guess it's a copyright infringement as well because I never agreed to keeping my content on their website.
the fuck does that have to do with it, that was a soft fork, and meant to be temporary and undone to PROTECT your sacred piece of shit for you glorious overload pulling an exit scam or doing what ended up happening again, centralising the chain.
and even then, no tokens were lost, it just restricted a few ops and again is not hive, has nothing to do with hive that was before hive
and to answer you question yes, it is still an airdrop, that's not what "steem" did, "steem" is still here and functioning exactly how we left it, we are not related
and intellectual property, lol, good luck with that one
Those accounts had a promise to the community to provide infrastructure, development, marketing, and onboarding. There were gained illegally by using tricks and deception to give Steemit Inc an unfair advantage and to bypass Security laws and should never have been sold. It was also a temporary measure to maintain the status quo until we could enter discussions, something that Justin Sun avoided for weeks before that was executed. Will see how prudent it was when Steem gets delisted for being a security token.
But I did get free tokens, they were in my wallet, they were mine. Then you reached into my wallet and stole them. There is a huge difference. I also didn't facilitate the hostile take over of Steem as you did, I actually tried to protect it.
What you did, was theft. What we did is not reward you with free tokens for helping seat 20 sock puppets into the top 20 witness spots and de-throning the community elected witnesses.
What you did was complete theft, those tokens already existed, you are crying like a bitch because you were excluded from new free stuff, that didn't exist at any time. Imagine not complying with the requirements for a new ERC-20 token then bitching you didn't get them, then taking holding someones already existing tokens hostage, and you keep saying "we did the same thing you did"
bullshit
I guess you don't really understand the difference between the "hard-fork" and creating a new blockchain.
What if we just hard-fork HUNT token and name it HUNT2 and remove some group's balances on the new contract and make all exchanges support HUNT2 instead of HUNT?
Do you think it's still an "airdrop"? Don't be fooled by sneaky people.
What they did is an "hard-fork" keeping all user data and its content from Steem, but censoring some groups' balances. I guess it's a copyright infringement as well because I never agreed to keeping my content on their website.
Steem still exists on exchanges, no one removed any tokens on Steem or touched any balances.
What Hive does has ZERO impact on Steem.
You have a memory problem again - https://github.com/steemit/steem/pull/3615/files#diff-18c0bc20c16e81de0b686c08c6a65898R19
the fuck does that have to do with it, that was a soft fork, and meant to be temporary and undone to PROTECT your sacred piece of shit for you glorious overload pulling an exit scam or doing what ended up happening again, centralising the chain.
and even then, no tokens were lost, it just restricted a few ops and again is not hive, has nothing to do with hive that was before hive
and to answer you question yes, it is still an airdrop, that's not what "steem" did, "steem" is still here and functioning exactly how we left it, we are not related
and intellectual property, lol, good luck with that one
what you are doing is theft
Those accounts had a promise to the community to provide infrastructure, development, marketing, and onboarding. There were gained illegally by using tricks and deception to give Steemit Inc an unfair advantage and to bypass Security laws and should never have been sold. It was also a temporary measure to maintain the status quo until we could enter discussions, something that Justin Sun avoided for weeks before that was executed. Will see how prudent it was when Steem gets delisted for being a security token.