RE: RE: The Myth of Slack
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RE: The Myth of Slack

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I'm not answering you and I don't expect to get a reply from you. I'm talking generally with everyone:

All decisions are made on the official gitlab or on the chain. All you have to do is to check posts by blocktrades@blocktrades as usually, he posts everything there.

We understand that there is no 1 person making decisions. The more stake you have, the more you should be in the part of making a decision. You can't ignore the large stakeholders and in the meantime, you can't trust a person who is not in the game to decide for the game's future.

Also, you can't force people to participate in a development work or help make decisions. For instance, we can't force freedom@freedom to join a discord group and help us develop the chain. The work is voluntary.

Anyone willing to help the Hive is more than welcome. I'm not the person to make decisions about this topic or anything else. But we can agree as a whole community to trust the votes of the community. The top witnesses are elected by stakeholders, whether you like it or not, they (not all of them and not just top 20) are usually the voluntary workers around here.

Instead of insulting people that are working, look at the stakeholders who choose them. Go ask voters why they vote. Just want to remind the average users who just use Hive as a social media that there are people with more stake than them.

My point is, if you are not aware of ongoing developments and discussions, probably you are just an end-user who just uses Hive as a social media and doesn't participate in the necessary areas. You can't expect people to listen to you and do the free work for you. That's how our world works around here.

If you want to work for free, visit the official GitLab. OR, set up a proposal and see whether stakeholders want to pay for your skills or not.

Don't attack the people who do the work. They are chosen by stakeholders.

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