This is our third and final request...
This is a warning?
I only use Instagram.
However, I will NOT in anyway put Hive on my Instagram post and publish hive for my instagram followers as a way of content verification... A place where content is bullied. A place where content are said to be machine generated for no reason, A place that is not any different from the regular censorship style social media.
Also, I will not in any way give you access to my Instagram account handle in the name of verification.
I am a designer and I have a lot of design works to worry about...
I DO NOT earn anything decent here on hive to worry about some random stranger telling me my content is machine generated or I must verify my Instagram by putting Hive in my instagram post...
I joined Hive 4 years ago but was not active because my content was not getting any traffic, which made me to stop.*
I decided to come back to Hive 4 years later to resume my love content creation and blogging, and do it on a platform I thought was free from censorship*
This is the link to the article I posted month ago... In the first paragraph, I gave my reason why I decided to start again on Hive before writing the main topic of the post
@nieberriee/my-first-time-using-the-inleo-interface-and-i-love-it-7zb
I repeat, I will not include Hive in my Instagram post for my Instagram followers or give you access to my Instagram handle because some random stranger assumes my content is machine generated and wants me to verify, even when I said you should read the content.
The only thing you can do is to maybe downvote my content (the vote earnings on my content is not anything reasonable to worry about)
If that happens, I will simply stop posting here, maybe take my writings to somewhere else or just focus only on my design works (which is already very stressful)
Maybe If I my content was earning something reasonable, it would have made more sense to do the post on my instagram.
PS
When to Ask for It
A common question is when to ask someone to “verify”. The simple answer is when you have found a reason to ask. From a previous steemcleaners report we outlined some of the following reasons and added some clarification:
After reading the Identity & Content Verification Guide: When to Ask and When Not To. on this page: @hivewatchers/the-guide-for-identity-content-verification-reporting-and-lookup
Contributor claims to be someone known, i.e. Barry Cooper or Jeff Berwick
Contributor claims to write for www.mywebsite.com
Contributor claims to be the creator of works found elsewhere on the internet
Curator found reasonable evidence to believe a contributor purchased a photo (e.g via fiverr.com) posted for verification.
Curator found a photo taken from the internet and posted for verification.
- Where in my profile are my claiming to be someone known?
- Where in my content is claiming to write for any website. It is my content
- Where on the internet can you find my content? If you have any, provide the content on the internet
- All my content images are sourced correctly - I use only images from pexels or unsplash
- Did I post any photo from the internet and posted for verification?
RE: The Family Reunion and Picnic That Would Never Be Forgotten