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RE: Besinnt euch!
I have nothing to do with Steemcleaners.
I'm a part of the decentralized community SFR.
You are fighting against the wrong. ^^
I have nothing to do with Steemcleaners.
I'm a part of the decentralized community SFR.
You are fighting against the wrong. ^^
What would you consider the key distinctions between steemcleaners and SFR?
steemcleaners have a lot of stake
they had a big stinc delegation
they seem pretty centralized
I bet I find even more
Why would SFR bother duplicating the effort?
Or do they have non-overlapping missions?
lol. it's like you asking me why bother with steem at all?
take responsibility and try making dPOS work or don't
idc
I have chosen my path and try to make dPOS work in a decentralized way.
I hope we finally community fork soon.
In the meantime we're stuck with what we have.
my stake - my responsibility
most people in SFR think like that, only a few have no time and only support us via delegation or following our flagtrail
my stake - my responsibility
most people in SFR think like that, only a few have no time and only support us via delegation or following our flagtrail
my stake - my responsibility
most people in SFR think like that, only a few have no time and only support us via delegation or following our flagtrail
Please explain or link to proposal.
What does this statement mean to you?
freedom means responsibility
What does this mean in practical terms?
For example, if I want to live without a government breathing down my neck, I need to learn how to protect my property myself.
If raiders come and burn my house down, I have to figure out how to build another one, by myself.
I am free, I am responsible to protect myself and my stuff.
How does any of this rhetoric support vigilante activity?
you can't protect your property against your gov - that's why we're here
and that's why I play the dPOS game and try to learn as much out of it as possible instead of some centralized gov socialism/ communism stuff
freedom means responsibility