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RE: Steemian List of Assets Stolen by Hive
that would be up to the author.
As for voting against the witnesses due to disagreement with their actions. That is totally within your rights, but, what led to the exclusion list is the belief that voting for the sock puppets was against the best interest of the chain. Had you chose to vote human witnesses other than the consensus witnesses, no one would have dared to dispute that.
The only reason that one of my reasons for leaving Steem isn't about the sock puppets is that there is currently human witnesses looking after the chain ... mostly not people I'd support and trust but they are people who might be able to learn better.
Dear @shadowspub
Wouldn't you think that if someone is excluding those authors from being part of this airdrop, then content created by those authors should not be used on new chain?
I'm not one of the organizers of the chain, so why they did or did not remove the content. I suspect to do so would actually invite legitimate claims of censorship.
Anyone who doesn't want their content on Hive can remove it. If they need help with RCs to do so, they can contact me and I'll assist with a temporary delegation
hi @shadowspub
Thanks for prompt reply. I somehow missed it and read it just now.
How can content be removed from HIVE chain? Isn't true that everything on blockchain stays forever?
Yours, Piotr
I also will offer to help with a temporary delegation if the need arises.