Thank you for this comment! I am glad to that we have been a part of your journey. We will still be on Steem, and hope that your endeavors on Hive go well!

wow thanks

That is definitely something that happens here on Hive. I was more referring to the constant flag wars, and inflammatory rhetoric, though :) I promise I'll be out of your hair soon. I've been manually

Dude, the code was identical (since the Steem witnesses just copied the Hive code), and it has been proven that the Hive was taken from our accounts (as you can see in the block explorer). You have no

Still not thinking consistently? If I was attacking Steem, you were definitely attacking Steem. Still, neither of us should have lost stake (spare me the lecture about a bs airdrop). In truth Steem has

Happened here, too bud. . . Nobody's hands are clean. Also, our work as Steem Greeters is voluntary because we are trying to improve the Steem Experience :) We don't work for anyone.

I am sorry if I have frustrated you. It's a new token, and it just wasn't given to certain people. No, it was just removed from some people's wallets. That is the point of this post. It was in the wallet,

I am not milking anything. I am trying to see that my assets and investments retain value. We did nothing wrong. Neither did you. Welcome to the hell that is having your stake removed.

Matt, You know that I appreciate all of the work you have done, and I respect you for it. I get what you are saying, but you must be able to see the logical shift here, right? First it was argued (by you

But there was no airdrop. They claim that every account was zeroed out, and then airdropped new currency. None of the accounts were zeroed out. The excluded accounts' stake was transferred. It's not that

The only effective way to create a contentious fork on a DPOS chain is to replicate everything except the stake that is opposed to the new version of the software (if you want to preserve the history of

The screenshot shows the Hive block explorer's record that my stake was not erased, but transferred out of my account after Hive launched. The point is that it was not an erase and then airdrop. It was

At the moment of launch I owned Hive until it was transferred away from my account. Those screenshots show a record of the transfer. So yes, I did briefly own a stake in Hive at the moment that Hive began.

Thank you very much! We have decided not to submit for an individual level proposal for ourselves because we did not do anything wrong. Some other users have offered to submit one for us, but I think they

You didn't even mention that I am an official Steem Greeter :( What's the surprise that we are trying to make Steem a better place? We have literally no incentive to use Hive. If they wanted us here, they

I am sorry that I did not respond, but I didn't because I have a life and no one's opinion is going to be swayed by me. We voted for those two because we want to support the individuals. Not because we