Yesterday we received downvotes from steemflagrewards on one of our comments on the wall of another account. ‘They’ even didn’t downvote one of our posts, so as to gain visibility of their downvotes on

Every blogger gets to the point where he wants to see what it feels like to plagiarize... We hope this is not true, but we have already found many accounts that, even if they did not start their career

Here’s another representative of this notorious (and our ‘favorite’) type of abusers – the accounts that post 4 times a day. Well, to be honest – sometimes 3, sometimes 4. @friendlymoose has not yet reached

We pay special attention to accounts that publish 4 times a day. Every day. Especially to those who have even managed to build a high reputation based on this excessive daily posting. So far, we've shown

What does it mean “Hive abuse”? Sometimes these are just actions that differ from the generally accepted, even unwritten rules. That are different from the actions of most people on the blockchain. And

When a person who onboards newbies on the blockchain is actually a Hive abuser, what can be expected from the people he onboards? Obviously, not much different from his own actions, just different variations

@chekohler was a hard case. First of all, when you see an account registered on the blockchain from October 2017, with a reputation of 75, and most of all, a reputation built with the help of reputable

All the cases we present to you here are our personal investigations and discoveries. If we decide to show you a case that is not our discovery, we will explicitly mention it, because we cannot take other

Our answer of your comment: turned into a whole post for more visibility, as your special abusing case, @iliyan90, deserves high visibility and exposure in front of the entire blockchain. With your numerous