It's an exhaustive battle, but in the first 5 days I was as active as anyone on twitter. Tweeting at least 6 times a day, bombarding the exchanges, and Justin Sun directly, exposing his lies about hackers freezing his ability to vote with his stake, by stating the facts that the 20 concensus witnesses voted in by the community froze his stake to protect against exactly what he ended up doing when he convinced exchanges (through lies and manipulation) to power up the millions of steem they hold as custodians for their customers to vote Justin Sun's sock puppet witnesses.

There are still many on twitter fighting the good fight headed up by @theycallmedan but I only have so many hours in the day. I need to focus on building and creating something (The Ink Well community) on the steem blockchain that will benefit the steem blockchain now and in the future once we've fought off this mini dictator Justin Sun.

I will keep attending the town hall meetings and checking twitter daily to add an update to our community's little newsletter which was mentioned today in @pennsif's steem news 🙂

It seems the writer's of steem are starting to be recognised as one of the greatest assets of this blockchain. If we win this battle against the Tron take over I predict steem will take off with the amount of recognition beating a hostile take over will get in the crypto-sphere 🤞🙂