RE: RE: To Downvoters and my ex-followers, I'd like to continue my blog
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RE: To Downvoters and my ex-followers, I'd like to continue my blog

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I don't have a dog in this fight, but the fact that you point to the people you tagged while ignoring the fact that haejin@haejin / ranchorelaxo@ranchorelaxo (the same person) has been the worst abuser and downvoter of small accounts is pretty interesting.

The reward system of Steem tends to make a lot of users turn into brown nosing kiss assers. They often don't care about anyone aside from virtue signaling and fishing for upvotes on their content. Some of the more successful witnesses have found that you should play nice with people in hopes of getting their support instead of being open and frank about the problems that abound.

slowwalker@slowwalker, I don't know much about you but your allegiance with haejin@haejin / ranchorelaxo@ranchorelaxo most assuredly didn't help your reputation as someone that just wanted to share his blog and writings with the world.


Pretty much anyone that bought STEEM and powered it up has likely seen a decline in their "investment". I wouldn't take it very personal in that regard. One thing I notice though, you call downvotes "censorship" when your content has not been taken down or removed from the blockchain or pretty much any of the frontends. A few of your posts were probably downvoted into negatives which caused them to be "hidden" behind a button that users first had to click to read; but still, never were you censored.

Your posts appeared on the Trending page of SteemIt frequently. Moreso than many many other users that spent a lot of time researching and writing their content. Maybe they feel some kind of way that your mediocre content was surpassing theirs, though I can speak only for myself.


Hopefully you find a way to move forward from the drama and nonsense that runs rampant here on Steem. Hopefully you find a more lucrative "investment" if you indeed decide to relocate your funds.


Finally, if you don't care about rewards, you can always decline them when making your posts. That will send the loudest and most visible message that you really do not care about them in my opinion. When you decline rewards, they are returned into the rewards pool for all other authors.

Have a good day.

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