Have you seen that steemit.com is already censoring posts about Hive and other posts (including @blocktrades amazingly informative series about blockchain hardforks and DPoS governance)? And that the blacklist of posts that are blocked from appearing on steemit.com is actually piping in a list from an external source in China so they don't even have to update the source code on GITHUB to censor more posts? So much for a censorship resistant blockchain, which is one of if not THE selling point for a writer publishing to the Steem blockchain. I get where you are coming from, but to be honest, I have to say I think you and anyone who is going to continue to be active on steemit.com / old Steem blockchain is doing a disservice to everything that the Steem community has stood for. I surely hope you, @ocd, and @curie reconsider any activities on the old chain. Take a stand for something which is worth taking a stand for. Don't be a tool for censorship.
RE: The Ink well Newsletter - Breaking news - Hive, Steem and What it all Means
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Don't expatriate to the Hive, but stick with Steemit?
"for those people who are here to write only and aren't interested, or even aware of steem governance issues" - who dodge the techy-y, political stuff - thank God for Carl and Raj
and all the gifted Left-AND-Right brainers who wade into it on our behalf!
I'm overwhelmed and at the mercy of statistics and whatever other people observe, discern, and report. Thank you, tech-savvy and involved members of the community, for keeping us informed.
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