Other people are going to have a different view on how it is appropriate to behave ...
In a fonctioning society people respect other opinions and lifestyles than their own to a certain degree (otherwise I call it dictatorship). Of course I also see many opinions here which I don't like, but that is normally no reason for me to flag anybody or even flag every of his posts without reading them (and I am sure more than 90 % of the people here would agree with that).
You can refer to the right of the stronger one to do whatever he likes, but of course people can (and do!) vote with their feet and just leave and withdraw their stake. Again you are right then, if you reply that nobody can force stake holders to care about that and care about the STEEM price, it's their right not to care. :)
Nobody can force anybody to justify his actions here, but as long as the 'stronger ones' insist on their right to do whatever they like, instead to communicate and listen to the 'weaker ones', I think we won't grow as a community.
And that's the only reason why I am discussing here at all: I cannot force anybody to do anything but I can try to convince them to justify their actions and also think more before they act ...
It seems to be somewhat 'lazy' to say that other people have other opinions and can do whatever they want. Yes, maybe, but what is your opinion, how do you evaluate a certain behaviour? Would you try to help people (after checking if you agree with their matter) - for example by upvoting them - or would you simply tell them "Sorry, that's STEEM, the Wild West, nobody can help you here (go back to facebook, please), because everybody can do whatever he wants."? Yes, laziness hidden behind the ideal of decentralization! :-)))
Sorry for the long discussion, that was not my initial intention. Also I am talking in general and didn't mean to evaluate the case of @joeyarnoldvn.
The original reason why I found your comment and replied was that I was curious if you had written a new post again and thus checked your blog. :)
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