I researched a little bit and found this: Defamation, calumny, vilification, or traducement is the communication of a false statement that, depending on the law of the country, harms the reputation of an individual, business, product, group, government, religion, or nation. Source: Wikipedia
Below is a video of myself proving that I own this account and I will ask for the owners of @mirzantorres, @chrstnv & @truelovemom to upload a video as well.
At least I expect a public apology to the owner of this account, and to explain under what assumptions you concluded that I am abusing the platform!
If I do send a receive Steem from one account does it prove that I own all those accounts? Those people are good friends of mine! All of them joined Steemit because I encourage them to do so. I even went as far as to ask them to record a video to prove that each account belongs to a real user.
I understand that your efforts are intended to stop abuse and that you care for the well being of the platform. But this is not the correct way to address this issue. If you find our activity to be suspicious, you could just have written a comment and we would politely answer your concerns. But you went as far as to tarnish our reputation by leaving a defamatory comment on one of the most popular and regular contest on the platform...
I expect that as all my friends @mirzantorres, @chrstnv, @truelovemom (this account is my mother's by the way. If you had taken 5 minutes to check her post you would have noticed right away) and went all the trouble to record a video for transparency sake, you respond writing an apology on the @originalworks contest post, in the same trend where you commented on previously.
Let's not concern ourselves with this issue anymore. I advise you to reach the accounts that are under suspicious behavior before commenting such a bold assertion. If the user fails to respond in a reasonable time spawn (2-3days) I think that you may proceed... but you were too harsh with us.
Nonetheless, I want to thank you for your efforts to make Steemit a better place.
magoo-2 found a series of multi accounts of a same owner is following your articles to cheat your generous rewards.
magoo-2 found these accounts are suspicious & can be multi accounts of a single owner. Conclusion is based on last 1 year transactions:
@chrstnv
@joelsegovia
@truelovemom
@mirzantorres
magoo-2
Check our latest multi comment spam update report
I researched a little bit and found this:
Defamation, calumny, vilification, or traducement is the communication of a false statement that, depending on the law of the country, harms the reputation of an individual, business, product, group, government, religion, or nation. Source: Wikipedia
Below is a video of myself proving that I own this account and I will ask for the owners of @mirzantorres, @chrstnv & @truelovemom to upload a video as well.
At least I expect a public apology to the owner of this account, and to explain under what assumptions you concluded that I am abusing the platform!
The last 2-month transaction of @joelsegovia
If I do send a receive Steem from one account does it prove that I own all those accounts? Those people are good friends of mine! All of them joined Steemit because I encourage them to do so. I even went as far as to ask them to record a video to prove that each account belongs to a real user.
I understand that your efforts are intended to stop abuse and that you care for the well being of the platform. But this is not the correct way to address this issue. If you find our activity to be suspicious, you could just have written a comment and we would politely answer your concerns. But you went as far as to tarnish our reputation by leaving a defamatory comment on one of the most popular and regular contest on the platform...
I expect that as all my friends @mirzantorres, @chrstnv, @truelovemom (this account is my mother's by the way. If you had taken 5 minutes to check her post you would have noticed right away) and went all the trouble to record a video for transparency sake, you respond writing an apology on the @originalworks contest post, in the same trend where you commented on previously.
Let's not concern ourselves with this issue anymore. I advise you to reach the accounts that are under suspicious behavior before commenting such a bold assertion. If the user fails to respond in a reasonable time spawn (2-3days) I think that you may proceed... but you were too harsh with us.
Nonetheless, I want to thank you for your efforts to make Steemit a better place.
Best regards.