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RE: Is Steemit Social Network Truly Decentralized?

in #steemit • 6 years ago

Yeah its sad, especially when you put a lot of effort with posting etc. to earn some SBD and actually did it "for free". Is there a official statement from Steemit in this hacker case?
You are welcome. I´m just a (mostly) silent reader of your free telegram updates and discussion group (@criticalmass86) and watched your twitch stream in Dec. ;)
I will.

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    Steemit will probably post some bullshit only. Some of the founders must have been contacted by government agencies (who else could that be) and threatened with some legal (or worse) actions. Otherwise, why would they ban those people?

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    Did you get to read those documents? And if yes, what do they expose?

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    Everyone can read it. But I guess its like reading the leaked documents from Snowden or Wikileaks. You need sorting & plotting thousands of sites with a schedule what to search for/what is important.
    I´m also not sure, if they saved explosive evidences on their disks for 17 years waiting to get hacked = doesn´t make sense to me.