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RE: MemeMonday #59: The Tronening!
Ouch, why am i always the last to hear these things?
You got links to posts supporting that?
Ouch, why am i always the last to hear these things?
You got links to posts supporting that?
I don't know if anyone has written an article on it. Its been talked about in discord, and you can look at his bot activity and early steemmonsters articles and town halls. If you do a little looking at the timeline for steemmonsters several issues come up.
Well, give him hell, i say.
If you got a beef, maybe folks should hear it.
Just don't be surprised that not everybody will be passionate about it.
If you can make a spark, and catch afire, i'm in for any drama.
I think you got an uphill climb, but make your case.
Gave him hell for a while, sold most my collection and hoping the rest of my cards will sell soon. If you follow the timeline the dec comment in the screenshot above is interesting considering that no one was informed of dec at the time he was acquiring massive positions in cards to "burn for dec". What's it called when a business owner buys on information not available to the public?
Crypto?
I get the ethics of it, but pragmatically, maybe not selling out all the cards fails to impress the dress for success crowd that seems to value bs over reality.
I think it is too early to sell at a loss.
Nobody will care about things that happened before they joined a going concern.
As long as the endeavor is successful.
Still not seeing him tossed under the bus by public opinion on this one, yet.
I agree he won't be thrown under the "public opinion" bus. Given the methods they've resorted to thus far I don't know how the endeavor can be successful. Certainly not willing to invest with these people in the future. These people are considered heroes of steemit despite fleecing their own supporters at every possible opportunity.
Well, aggie gets some guff, but public outcry does require a public to be aware of the atrocities.
I liked the n2 reward curve because it trended 'good' content and favored those that powerup, the only draw back is that the top 70 sp holding accounts wouldn't control themselves and nobody else had enough sp to do anything about it.
Then ned f'ed us with linear rewards.
Nobody cares, they weren't here.
Those conditions are not coming back.
Now we wait for the karma to kick in.
Maybe we will get to witness it.