RE: RE: Hivewatchers, the Gestapo of Hive
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RE: Hivewatchers, the Gestapo of Hive

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There is nothing bad about showing old artworks again after years. It's not the same audience here as it was years ago on Steemit. An artist has the right to exhibit his limited repertoire again after some time, especially if his business relies on exposing his art to a growing audience. Comparing this with copy-pasting the same stuff every day is ridiculous. If someone does post the same shit over and over again nobody will give them upvotes, nobody will follow them, the problem will resolve itself. There is no need for such overzealous gestapo like the hivewatchers@hivewatchers.

These "hivewatchers" are not making hive any better but rather destroying the reputation of this network. Some of these people obviously use this as a means to bully others and get those who "broke" theirs vague laws to boolick for forgiveness. Expressing disagreement with theirs practices results in revengeful downvotes and in many cases the unnecessary destruction of artist's livelihood, especially of people who live in countries where something like Hive is the only way to generate revenue from theirs artwork. I've seen this happening on Steemit, sad to see these assholes forked theirs terror into Hive too.

The idea of decentralization is getting rid of the terror of centralized entities like parasitic governments with theirs omnipotent bureaucracy and monopoly on violence. It's sad that the scum who wants to patronize and control others always finds a way to thrive. And their promise always is to make the world "better and safer", but what they really achieve is the very opposite.

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