No matter what I think about @likwid, or whether @likwid continues to love hive over steem, but at first, I want to welcome @likwid, who provides liquidity services, to return to the steem community after the hive hard fork.
Everyone has different preferences for freedom and rights in the split community of steem and hive. This should be respected as long as the rules of the two communities are observed.
It's obvious that @likwid may have a prejudice against the users of steem community in the liquidity service. The service cost of steem is much higher than that of hive, but it is still worthy of respect. Because @likwid sets prices and rules for his services, steem / hive users can choose whether to use them or not. It's not fair, but it's in line with business rules.
Although I'm on his list now, just as I had a few accounts downvote by him before, he may kick me out of his upvote list one day later, but it doesn't affect me to write this post and say a fair word for him: @bullionstackers don't treat the future with hatred. Your downvote on @likwid's post doesn't make the new steem greater.
Now that @likwid pays attention to the steem community again, @bullionstackers, as the big account that receives the steemit of millions of SPS from the official @misterdelegation of steemit, should abandon the past entanglement and build a new steem together.
As the old Chinese saying goes, "the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility." You are all capable giants, and we hope to work together to build a new steem.
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