Dear @quillfire, @sirknight, @emiliocabrera, @uyobong

offering them compensation in exchange for dPoll Votes.

Compensation? In what form? could you please let me know.

We know each other for quite some time. I fully respect you and value your opinion.

I would only like to underline, that this sentence is absolutely false and has nothing to do with reality. And Im not asking you to take my word for granted. Im only asking you to do some basic research.

Guys, you WON that contest. I really don't understand why is it so important to continue those false accusations. Contest is over. No need to underline your opponents and bring more tension. Especially knowing that noone is even starting a fight with you.

I congratulate all of you and I seriously do not see a reason why shall we continue escallating tension between all of us. I don't really think it serves anyone.

In payment for his services, upon winning the 20,000 STEEM Delegation, the Power House Creatives would delegate to him, 1,000 STEEM. A kick-back.

It clearly seem that we've experiencing some misinformation here.

The truth is, that I spoke to @zord189 and @jaynie right before second round of contest started. And I offered my support without really asking anything in return. The only think I asked was delegation of 1000SP in case if @theycallmedan would cancel his own 1k delegation to my account because I decided to pull out from competition.

I really think it's very fair.

My goal was to support them hoping that it will allow us to work closer in the future. I figured that by investing my own time, effort and limited resources (memo's are not really that cheap) I will build their trust. Unfortunatelly I didn't manage to build enough trust and I got impression, that Jaynie didn't believe in my honest intention.

Of course I cannot blame her. And I'm only saying all of that so you would realize that I wans't really buying votes (I wouldn't do that neither for @SteemChurch or @Steemitbloggers) and that we could work together. It just didn't work out. To bad. But still I see no reason to encourage more hostile relationship between all of us.

Hope it make sense,

AND LET ME UNDERLINE: I already congratulated @SteemitBloggers in my recent post and I think this is how we should finish this contest. By "shaking each others" hand. Instead of discrediting opponents with full range of a "reach" (after all I'm being discredited by leader of really huge community).

Would it be really that difficult? Is it really better to go after each other, instead of collaborating? I don't get it.

Printscreen from my post published just yesterday:

Do you really think that this is the way "cheater" would behave?

Yours
Piotr