I got a few of his flags but he nailed you pretty good.
Ah, now I see the tag. Well if you did not write about haejin why use the tag?
Well this is going to take a while if you want your rep back to visible. One person that might give an answer on how to do that is kabir88. A bunch of us up voted all his comments and posts, but when that didn't go fast enough, he used bid bots, but I did not keep track of which ones and he had about 4000 SP if I remember correctly.
Yeah DStors is a sore subject for those guys, but I haven't followed the case as I don't really care. Something about an internal conflict within the org., not sure what happened there.
I wasn't going into their dispute. Basically, how I understood it, other two guys tried to fuckup haejin then he fucked them up. But what I was commenting is haejin's comment that they overpaid a developer with paying him 750USD monthly wage just because the dev is from Argentina. Being a dev myself I found that comment insulting. And my reply unleashed haejin's wife wrath on me. :)
This is all a social experiment for me. Until now I wasn't aware of Steem downsides. Even bots were fun to see. But I wasn't aware how irresponsible whales can ruin everything. Up to now I thought that Steem is perfect. Now I think that irresponsible whales are cause of Steem's decline.
I sometimes read wallets instead of posts and comments. Some recent finds are interesting to say the least. Why would anyone continually transfer their Steem to an anonymous account while keeping their SP at a measly 180SP? Sometimes I find interesting characters on this platform only to find out they are a front for some huge entity who tries to motivate people to do one thing or another.
Power up! they say, while doing something else for themselves. This smacks of manipulation and deception. Some new users got flagged on their very first post, only to be saved by a whale. This is probably a planned action to build notoriety and followers fast. Either way, I smell a Rat.
$750/month is a paltry salary for a good dev. but with the current state of the Argentinian economy might go a long way to make ends meet. Still, I agree that amount is abusively low by any standard.
I'm still looking for people that can be trusted on this platform, but haven't been successful, those I consider trustworthy are few and have a habit to only be present sporadically. This means that at some point my account will go silent and speak exclusively through up or down votes..
Some see this write up as spreading FUD, I see it as writing about my personal experiences on Steemit, .. which often suck the chrome off my trailer hitch. Will I get flagged again? Maybe, but I've been at a point that I don't really care anymore. Maybe our time is better spent finding the next platform, but there is no guarantee a new platform will not include the same gangsters that are running/ruining this one.
Hehe, checking their wallets is fun, I just checked ranchorelaxo's wallet. And I'm amazed how spineless people can be.
Do you know anything about lafona user? The guy generated pretty nice amount of STEEM. He has several accounts lafona, lafona-miner, lafona-delegate...
No, don't know anything about lafona, but keep in mind that many of those accounts are part of bid bots. I only try to find accounts that are moving large amounts into exchanges because it gives some insight into how some entities are leaving the platform even if their main account shows no activity to indicate that.
Which accounts do I find interesting? The ones that do transfers of 5 to 10 thousand Steem 2 or 3 times a day, every day.
I also read flauwy's latest post and the most interesting bit came from the section "Entering The Crypto Winter" where he contradicts the post's final conclusion. I've seen this often; when things go wrong, people have a tendency to move their timeline telling themselves that next year will better. He could be right, but I find his insider information much more interesting.
I think haejin sent him.
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I got a few of his flags but he nailed you pretty good.
Ah, now I see the tag. Well if you did not write about haejin why use the tag?
Well this is going to take a while if you want your rep back to visible. One person that might give an answer on how to do that is kabir88. A bunch of us up voted all his comments and posts, but when that didn't go fast enough, he used bid bots, but I did not keep track of which ones and he had about 4000 SP if I remember correctly.
I've updated the post with explanation why haejin tag.
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Yeah DStors is a sore subject for those guys, but I haven't followed the case as I don't really care. Something about an internal conflict within the org., not sure what happened there.
Thanks for the update, it explains everything.
I wasn't going into their dispute. Basically, how I understood it, other two guys tried to fuckup haejin then he fucked them up. But what I was commenting is haejin's comment that they overpaid a developer with paying him 750USD monthly wage just because the dev is from Argentina. Being a dev myself I found that comment insulting. And my reply unleashed haejin's wife wrath on me. :)
This is all a social experiment for me. Until now I wasn't aware of Steem downsides. Even bots were fun to see. But I wasn't aware how irresponsible whales can ruin everything. Up to now I thought that Steem is perfect. Now I think that irresponsible whales are cause of Steem's decline.
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I sometimes read wallets instead of posts and comments. Some recent finds are interesting to say the least. Why would anyone continually transfer their Steem to an anonymous account while keeping their SP at a measly 180SP? Sometimes I find interesting characters on this platform only to find out they are a front for some huge entity who tries to motivate people to do one thing or another.
Power up! they say, while doing something else for themselves. This smacks of manipulation and deception. Some new users got flagged on their very first post, only to be saved by a whale. This is probably a planned action to build notoriety and followers fast. Either way, I smell a Rat.
$750/month is a paltry salary for a good dev. but with the current state of the Argentinian economy might go a long way to make ends meet. Still, I agree that amount is abusively low by any standard.
I'm still looking for people that can be trusted on this platform, but haven't been successful, those I consider trustworthy are few and have a habit to only be present sporadically. This means that at some point my account will go silent and speak exclusively through up or down votes..
Some see this write up as spreading FUD, I see it as writing about my personal experiences on Steemit, .. which often suck the chrome off my trailer hitch. Will I get flagged again? Maybe, but I've been at a point that I don't really care anymore. Maybe our time is better spent finding the next platform, but there is no guarantee a new platform will not include the same gangsters that are running/ruining this one.
Hehe, checking their wallets is fun, I just checked ranchorelaxo's wallet. And I'm amazed how spineless people can be.
Do you know anything about lafona user? The guy generated pretty nice amount of STEEM. He has several accounts lafona, lafona-miner, lafona-delegate...
No, don't know anything about lafona, but keep in mind that many of those accounts are part of bid bots. I only try to find accounts that are moving large amounts into exchanges because it gives some insight into how some entities are leaving the platform even if their main account shows no activity to indicate that.
Which accounts do I find interesting? The ones that do transfers of 5 to 10 thousand Steem 2 or 3 times a day, every day.
I also read flauwy's latest post and the most interesting bit came from the section "Entering The Crypto Winter" where he contradicts the post's final conclusion. I've seen this often; when things go wrong, people have a tendency to move their timeline telling themselves that next year will better. He could be right, but I find his insider information much more interesting.
You can read his post here: https://steemit.com/steem/@flauwy/steem-and-the-crypto-winter-i-am-not-going-anywhere
To @freezepeach you go, I guess.
Thanks! I didn't know about this service.