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Too often, we enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.
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steem
2020-03-10 05:55
RE: RE: @Justinsunsteemit witness voting policy
Very good response to his questions, I hope this balanced approach is adopted by all sides. Cg
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tron
2020-03-10 05:45
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Debate - How To Move On - A Plea To Both Sides
Very interesting! I think your analysis as far as Huobi is spot on. It's hard to imagine that tech savvy exchange personnel, didn't understand what they were doing when they did. As far as the FBI being
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tron
2020-03-10 05:41
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Debate - How To Move On - A Plea To Both Sides
Thank you for the information Bryan, I wasn't aware the stake has been unfrozen. Can I ask; was it unfrozen because of his exchange power up, or because the witnesses acquiesced and gave him back the stake?
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tron
2020-03-10 00:15
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Debate - How To Move On - A Plea To Both Sides
Agreed, we need calm heads right now. Cg
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tron
2020-03-09 21:40
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
I'm sorry I don't understand the question. How do you mean, watch for what in particular? Anyway, I think both sides need to move on from this, I've laid out how I think this should begin in my latest
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tron
2020-03-09 20:43
RE: The Great Tron-Steem Debate - Is A Preemptive Strike Ever Justified?
You see, this is my point. Ned did not break that promise, he simply sold his stake to someone else. The witnesses then decided that Justin was going to use that stake to vote them out, so they froze it.
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tron
2020-03-09 20:39
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
Sorry, I didn't see your reply. However since I asked that initial question, I've had it answered. The code they implemented, is in fact the very same code that's used to freeze accounts that have been
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tron
2020-03-09 20:33
RE: The Great Tron-Steem Debate - Is A Preemptive Strike Ever Justified?
This is the most articulate, honest and objective summary I've yet read about the issues at hand. (The Minority Report analogy ... nice.) Thank you very much, kind sir!! :) the ultimate in censorship for
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Threespeak - OLD
2020-03-09 06:33
RE: My Thoughts On The Steem Hostile Takeover & Moving Forward
This is mental. In my mind, the witnesses need to give Justin his money back, they can then make demands from the moral high ground. Cg
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tron
2020-03-05 06:10
RE: The Truth About Tron
You can see my take here The Great Steem Tron Meltdown Explained Cg
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tron
2020-03-05 05:59
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
Well exactly, to restrict a particular account because you believe they are about to do something bad is an abuse of power, plain and simple. No wonder he called them hackers. Maybe they'll decide that
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hostiletakeover
2020-03-05 05:57
RE: The Fairy Tale Of The Steemland
You make the point well when you say, the lords were scared that their power was about to be taken away. Cg
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tron
2020-03-05 05:54
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
I don't think it's hard to answer at all. Legally Steemit inc own the IP for Steem, unless they have given up that IP, then it is they who own Steem. Cg
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tron
2020-03-05 05:52
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
Yeah, that's the point. If it was never ratified as a legal document, then legally Ned was allowed to sell Steemit with the ninja-stake attached to it, allowing the new owner to do whatever they wanted
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tron
2020-03-05 05:48
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
That I would imagine, is also illegal, especially under American law, definitely Chinese as well, as both those countries have pretty strict financial regulations surrounding finance and investments in
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tron
2020-03-04 18:17
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
I was just pointing out that Steemit Inc is a legal entity in the United States, and therefore will have assets. The government definitely does have jurisdiction in this case. Cg
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tron
2020-03-04 18:15
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
Good points. To add to that, I would question whether the agreement Ned made with the witnesses, is legally binding under US law. If it is, then Ned has broken the law, if it wasn't, then I fear it is
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tron
2020-03-04 18:11
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
I actually agree with you, Justin should have retained the moral high ground and simply spoke to the witnesses. The real question is; why if the code was there ready to be implemented, was it not done
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tron
2020-03-04 09:42
RE: The Great Steem-Tron Meltdown Explained
Funny! Cg
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Threespeak - OLD
2020-03-04 09:41
RE: Steem wars part 1..The Empire has a hissy fit.
Very funny! :-D Cg
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