It is really unfortunate. It seems that giving out rewards corrupts at least 50% of the people. Also the censorship that is starting to uccur more and more is going to distroy this platform. If not for Greg I would have closed my account already. Keep me posted on your discussion with the witness. I think most of the cryptocurrencies will die in the next few years. Only the ones that provide legit services like Steemit, blocktix and the likes have a chance to survive along with some of the big ones like etherium LTC and BTC. I am looking forward to see if Rob Kirby is right and we get commodity backed cryptos soon. That would be a mayor gamechanger
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Just to let you know I did try and contact Greg though Trader's Choice and am waiting to hear back. Once he notices I think the comments will normalize. This site is becoming infested with these people.
Lets hope so. Greg is a very busy man so it might take a bit to get his attention.
Looks like he got the message. He can't boot these people but he can starve them out. They might hang around a bit more but they'll leave when they see he's not upvoting them anymore.
Great thanks for the effort. Yes they will likely leave soon.
No problem. looking at his comment sections the past couple days you can see how bad things have gotten with these people. It's an epidemic here but I think he's doing the right thing.
The witness gave me a steem chat to go to and let them know. It is a bit awkward since I'm a 3rd party to this, I'm going to instead email him directly through trader's choice. On the cryptos I agree with you. over the past year you have over 2000 new coins come out, they all can't make it. That, and we have yet to see how they do in a down market. I doubt most of them will hold value when actual things of value are selling off. They'll have to be backed by the physical assets to keep the trade honest and to avoid a repeat of what I think they're going to see when the metals break out. It's been so long since we've had a market correction that people have forgotten it's possible.