I was thinking more like #truecrypto and #craigrant. I think the other tags are fine.

This is probably something that you have looked at already, but here is a link to a dictionary search for all words that start with polyph and have 4 letters after. The most related one I can see is

I haven't found a post that defines a concrete amount, sorry. The wording I saw on the article was "very large SP holding accounts". Source:

This is a really nice post, but please keep your tags relevant to it. :)

Nope. Only people with a very large amount of SP.

I suppose there is now a concrete definition of a whale: having so much SP that they have a voting slider.

I think it's because you didn't put http:// in front of the links. I notice that people forget this a lot and I think it makes steem think that it's a relative path, which means that it's looking for the

Maybe if you are really sorry then you would consider removing your revenge flag on my post? If it wasn't, I'd be glad to hear your reasoning.

One thing the steemit community dislikes is people who vote beg. Don't ask for upvotes. If the reader decides they like your content, they will upvote it on their own.

Having enough flags to have your posts be grayed out is not a "life sentence without the possibility of parole", as just today I saw someone who made an apology post about spamming tags and their

Steemit is already completely different than that simply because it has no central moderation. Posts cannot be deleted, as they are and will be present until the entire blockchain is gone from every computer.

I have already read that, in fact I have read it before this too, and it does not change my opinion.

Except that slamming people for not knowing what to do is what every other platform does. If you post what you had for lunch today on some band's Facebook page, the post is obviously going to be deleted.

Using the right category is absolutely not an esoteric rule. It is a rule that is implemented on every well managed forum on the internet. That's just about as esoteric as wearing clothes when you go outside.

Flagging people absolutely does not equal censorship. The post is still going to be there regardless of how many times it is flagged. Aside from that, tags are necessary for people to find the kind of

You can view them on steemd. Just turn the "it" in your URL bar to a "d" and it will take you to the steemd page for any given page. Bad thing is, when flags are shown, some people

The reason is because there are far too many people who will make very insecure passwords and then get angry when they get hacked even though the fault rests entirely on them. If you can remember your

Or maybe just use the they/them/their/themself which has already changed to be a neuter singular pronoun as well as a plural pronoun?

You don't have to use that site. You can use any site that allows you to get a direct link. My favorite sli.mg , but I thought the other one would be easiest to use because it is in Japanese. One small

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