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I wanted to reach you many times before, but never did because the conflicting scenario has overwhelmed my willingness to rise my voice. But this time I want to address some issues I really am concerned about. I deeply respect Asian culture, it's a real petty that events had turned the way they did... So far I just watched the events from a fence, I even was inactive for a while because of the overall behavior here was against my principles.

But this last fork is quite troublesome for me, it deeply harms my perception of some Asian folks that seemed to be beyond the childish attitude both some Hive and Steem supporters had.

In that regard, you seem to be one of the most genuine and honest users from the Steem supporters group. So I want to rise some issues about this new step towards the path of mistrust, dishonest behaviour and complete lack of ethics from both sides. The disrespectful tone of the comments from users supporting Hive and the decisions taken by current Steem witness is proof of that. Please read this comment wrote from another user here and let me know your thoughts about this issue, I still am failing to see why you are supportive of the new hard fork

Yes. Anyone is free to create a new fork with whatever code and data they want.

But there is one key difference here, namely whether or not the owners of the accounts whose states have been altered will themselves have to go through the trouble of first getting the support to run a version with their tokens, and second to have that token listed on exchanges and to thus gain value.

While I was strongly against the Hive exclusions, at least those excluded did not have to do anything to keep their existing STEEM balances. Those who forked to Hive created a new token, and did all the work to get it listed on exchanges and recognized in order to hold value. On the other hand, if those affected by the alterations of balances included in this fork want to run a version with their funds, then granted that this code gets accepted by exchanges, they will have to come up with a different token with a different name and do all the work to give it value.

Thus it is not apples and apples. In one instance, the affected party is imposed with a significant cost in order to retain the value they once had. Wheras in the other instance, those excluded from the HIVE fork has kept everything they had beforehand.

Again, I disagreed with the exclusions, as well as the spam and other attempts to make Steem unstable. But still, this logic does not apply equally.