I'm going to answer, not for you, but out of respect for the people you've named.

All the users you've named are people with extensive experience in Hive, who have contributed their work and effort in one way or another to building the blockchain.

In the case of Hive account@solominer, he has extensive experience in Hive and has even built communities, so there's no doubt about it.

In the case of Hive account@sunscape, she posts constantly on Foodies Bee Hive, which doesn't apply to you, as I've never seen a post of yours there, except for the one from a few days ago, in which I made the observation that I hope you'll follow.

As for Hive account@eugelys and Hive account@soylaloreto, both are widely validated and well-known people in Hive, as in addition to contributing their work and effort to building the blockchain, they've also appeared in many posts and videos. I'll give you examples of both:

• @eugelys/pan-de-banana-y-chocolate-or-foodiemood-or-esp-eng

• @eugelys/vibes-web3-music-competition-week-35-or-cheap-thrills-cover-or-esp-eng

• @soy-laloreto/workshop-hive-para-principiantes

• @soy-laloreto/paseando-un-lunes

Como puedes ver, son personas que sí han dado la cara en Hive.

Now, I don't understand your bad attitude, because you, like me, are a curator. If I'm not mistaken, you're a curator at Hive account@tipu, so you shouldn't be offended if a Hive community asks you to appear in photos or videos. Curators, moderators, administrators, and community owners must set an example by complying with community rules and accepting the requests made of us in the communities where we publish our content. Therefore, I consider this waste of time you've incurred to be unnecessary.