Hi Professor Sharma. I am sad that your beginning here has been so challenging, and I hope you do not simply stop learning about the platform and portals, the communities, people, opportunities and challenges Hive offers.

Please take the time to learn how Hive the blockchain, the token, and the society are different from each the other, and then how the people, communities, and applications differ from one another, and how they work together to create the society we are part of here.

I suggest you refrain from advocating censorship on Hive, including banning, until you've had time to fully grasp how all these different aspects of it work together. Hive is governed by DPoS (Delegated Proof of Stake), which is basically that stakeholders vote for witnesses that then maintain the blockchain. I mention this because Hivewatchers have more stake than you do, and with even a rudimentary understanding of DPoS you will easily grasp that it would be far more likely for you to be banned in any conflict with Hivewatchers than for them to be banned.

The truth is that no one will be banned, but you'll figure that out if you take the time to learn about Hive and it's dedication to censorship resistance.

You are presently nescient regarding the long history many Hive users have with one another, and will find that I am not somehow aligned against you and on their side in this matter, despite what my advice to you is and how that may lead you to feel I seem to be. Neither am I against them, because I am ignorant of this specific matter almost entirely, and much they do is essential for the functional operation of Hive.

Hive would be unusable were Hivewatchers not watching Hive.

It is very easy to speak from a lack of understanding and make statements you will not agree with after you gain understanding. I strongly recommend against doing so, because we all have more than enough regrets without rushing to gain new ones. It is much easier to make enemies than to make peace.

I hope your misunderstanding with Hivewatchers is soon resolved to your satisfaction, but must point out that no one but Hivewatchers decides what Hivewatchers does or does not do. There is no government or authority over them here but themselves. The same is true for you, and for me too.

Do take that into account when next you communicate with or about Hivewatchers regarding your issues. It is a good idea to also keep in mind that whatever you publish on Hive cannot be deleted. Once you have said it, you have cast it in stone, and if what you have said is wrong, that can be difficult to perfect later.