Ever since my account got hacked some few months ago, i was terrible affected in one way or the other. Luckily for me my account was retrieved for me. After getting back on the platform, i got to realize that some of my post or articles i have posted in some various communities haven't been attended to. So i was kind of confuse. So i decided to check the activities within those communities for some number of days. Then i got to find out that those communities have been shutdown or resolved.

As a concerned steemian i was really stranded and didn't know what happened. So i asked a friend who also told me he didn't know what the cause was. I decided to take my attention away from those communities and then got my self engaged in other communities. This contest here has really enlighten me a bit about what is going on.

We should get to know that the steemit platform and the various community which are run by various people is a privilege or opportunity for us to come and blog and earn some rewards.
So if it happens that a user or community is being shutdown or prevented from performing activities here then i think he or she or the community has violated some rights here and for that, the steemit creators are punishing them for it.
The creators actions can be regarded as fair if the rules they have set have been broken.

The fair way for this type of action is that the rules set by the creators shouldn't be broken. If we try to do this, then there wouldn't be the need for penalizing users. Also i will suggest that the creators should try to reform the rules by trying to discuss the rules with the user. Because they are the people patronizing the platform.

I don't fully agree with them and also don't disagree with them. Me not disagreeing will have to do with the fact that, they created it and want you to play by their rules. Also my agreeing with them will have to do with the fact that they want us to play by their rules so we have to.

My ideas will be that the SP should be distributed among the various of those particular communities. I am suggesting this because they are the people who have been engaging in those communities before they got shutdown.