I know you are sorry... It is a disappointing thing and it makes us very helpless. It happened to me once, a little over a year ago, and it was also at Hive.

At that time I was publishing in the extinct Taringa, it was good, but it lasted very little. There were good content creators and many, of the few of us who are left, are scattered between Steemit and Hive.

I'll tell you what happened: I wrote a reflection on the path of life and our legacy, inspired by the death of someone close to us. Many liked it, among whom there was a person with whom I had a lot of interaction, but someone who had joined in the last stage of that Social Network. After the closing of Taringa, I met Steemit, I already had an account in Hive, which I didn't use, because I didn't understand it. However, with everything I learned in my beginnings in Steemit, I decided to check again Hive and make some publications in a community called Reflections, my surprise is that there I find her, the user. I was encouraged, I read her new posts and I decided to review some of the old ones. My surprise was that there was my writing, slightly modified, but it was my writing, and it is something that we know just by seeing it and reading some lines, because we, the writers put part of us in those lines, our essence, and sometimes our soul. It's sad and upsetting, but just look ahead.... I'm sure that after being discovered the future of that user there will be very compromised.

At least you had to check it, I only had my notes, since what was on Taringa was lost, so I didn't even try to expose it.

I consider what you have done to be very brave.