Be careful with these types of users, this is my complaint.
Well, the thing was like this: I went into Steemit's chat, posted a post and used the "here" thinking it worked like Discord, my intention was not to fuck anybody.
I immediately gave that explanation, from my point of view there was nothing more to clarify or apologize for such a foolish mistake. However, these boys began to repeat the same thing countless times, without patiently explaining the event.
Then they agreed to lower my last post with the flags. For no reason whatsoever, which is not permitted and can be clearly read in the image.
Be careful with these guys, they're not good for the community.
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ats.david 10:19 PM
I’m sure they don’t care. But good luck.
Maybe don’t be a dick next time?
geekpowered 10:25 PM
there, now I fucked you
erodedthoughts 10:11 PM
Free flags for extra photo's. That will teach lesson quickly
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Chat link, I have nothing to hide.
I expect the respective apologies or I will contact the support of steemit to review this type of situation. They cannot deliberately do what they want and in the form of a plot.
you responded with a really bad attitude, even in discord no one likes when you tag everyone in a room with @here. If you hadn't been so rude, I would have happily removed the flag after you acknowledged that you didn't realise, this.
you know if there are 1000 people who are in that room, you caused all them all to be notified?
I assumed since you've been here for half of a year that you knew that already. Instead of trying to figure out why you had half a dozen people upset with you, you threatened to report us, and whoever you want to report us to, will also tell you that no one likes it when you do that.
don't tag @everyone or @here in chat... you can be mad at me, or you can accept that is what steemians prefer.
You're wrong, I clearly said I wanted to know if it worked as Discord.
I was invited to that chat, I didn't go, I received an invitation, I didn't look for it.
And my reaction was the most logical, to say "did I understand". You went on, you wanted to be trolls and it didn't work out. I intend to take this to the last consequences.
In my country a here is nothing, it doesn't bother anyone, because we silence things beforehand if we don't want to be interrupted or disturbed. Good evening.
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"geekpowered 8:23 PM
your use of @ here can even be classified as spam, as it was an unwanted message"
here is not spam
https://www.google.com/search?q=define+spam&oq=define+spam&ie=UTF-8
That's not an email. Besides, that would fit Steemit, not the chat room. Bye!
I'm not going to flag you, but if the "Here" function works in Steemit chat, like it does in discord, then you did indeed spam nearly 1000 users.
Just saying.