That's cool man. Accidents happen. You can't be banned from Hive. Don't need to stress out.

I'm wondering what's with the attitude of whoever manages that hivewatchers account on discord. I remember going in to check what was up with your issue and why they put you on the blacklist and then seeing how unnecessarily rude the account was in responding to you. They need to reconsider how they respond to users who make a mistake unknowingly.

It's important to try and resolve issues with users who have contributed to the growth of our community. You have been a big help not only with SteemFests of the past but with helping grow the Indian community back in the day.

Not everyone comes into Hive knowing what to do and what not to do. Infact, the underlying tech remains too complicated for most old users to understand or even remember.

Even after these years if this differentiation between a good and a bad actor on this chain cannot be made especially with users who have been around for a while then this is probably the wrong line of work to be in for whoever that has taken up this responsibility to maintain the standards for content creators here.

If these guys can't figure this out then they are probably going to drive out users more than they bring in themselves-which is how many exactly? This isn't 2016 and there is no alt coin mania anymore to drive mainstream users to using Hive overnight.

Just my 2 cents on this issue.