RE: Steemian List of Assets Stolen by Hive

manniman (63) 4 years ago (edited)

Anyone can sui anyone, Freedom is endless :)) As long as you can pay that bs

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akiroq (65) 4 years ago

Custodial rights of exchanges/financial institutions/banks/etc is definitely something worth examining and to potentially challenge.

Do you know what your assets(or the value of your assets) are being used for?
Do you know what your funds are promoting?
Shouldn't you have a right to know?

I would argue that ethically, you should have a right to know and to potentially disagree.

However, this is a separate issue from using intellectual property to promote a business without the author's consent.

It still doesn't make it "right".

worldcapture (69) 4 years ago

I could delegate you Hive so you can remove it if that would help you?

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akiroq (65) 4 years ago (edited)

Thanks, so much for the offer. I found someone to do it, and we figured out how to delegate too(it wasn't working via Hive). I am almost done removing my posts.

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akiroq (65) 4 years ago (edited)

@worldcapture Would you happen to know how she can undelegate, because I am finished. We can't seem to figure it out. Hopefully, you can help. Thank you.

worldcapture (69) 4 years ago

Maybe through Steemworld.org @akiroq

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akiroq (65) 4 years ago

@worldcapture Is there a version of SteemWorld equivalent for Hive?

worldcapture (69) 4 years ago

I'm not entirely sure.

You could try going on Steemworld.org -> Settings -> SteemNote (Add custome Node) : anyx.io (Or any other supported node)

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akiroq (65) 4 years ago

Thank you, I think we managed to do it via peakd, by setting the delegation to 0. I guess we will find out in 5 days whether the delegation is returned or not.
I recommend Peakd add a notification message to let people know they have performed a successful operation. That would be useful for future users.