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RE: Steemit took down @thedarkoverlord
It was always clear to me that Steemit Inc. is able to delete accounts (access via steemit.com). Did anyone ever read the TOS (Terms of Services)??? It clearly states:
22.Termination
We reserve the right, without notice and in our sole discretion, to terminate your license to access and use of the Service, which includes, steemit.com, and to block or prevent your future access to, and use of, the Service that we provide.
So, there is no reason to complain or fuss about it. The moment you apply and get a Steemit account (or busy, whatever, the TOS are similar) you agree to the Terms of Service.
STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM STEEMIT IS NOT STEEM
Of course we know that Steem is not Steemit. But why are you fogging the fact that Steemit is the most known interface for Steem? And that Steemit is first resource for potential new users? Lots of users left because of Steemit wrongdoings.
Why do you say he's fogging up "the fact" of steemit.com's popularity by making emphasis of the fact that STEEM is not STEEMIT?
Simply because comments weren't about steem not being the same as steemit. Why are you asking stupid questions?
No they(comments) weren't about steem vs steemit but since when wasn't that a valid distinction to make to the above comment concerning "deletion" of accounts by steemit?
The only stupid one asking questions is the one who resorts to questionable questions like "why" I'm asking about something that is completely invalid and false like saying that by making the distinction that STEEM is not STEEMIT in response to the comment regarding the TOS, that it is somehow fogging up "the fact" of steemit.com's popularity. They made a distinction because they thought it needed to be made, and it's readily evident so don't act as if they weren't relevant or were "fogging" up anything, especially if you don't want people to ask you why you say so.