Two days ago, a new account became active. The user goes by the handle ; which is ironic because they seem to post an awful lot of shit.
And most of that shit seemed to be directed at just one account...
Bah
I've made it fairly clear in the past that is a very good thing for steemit, it means people can see exactly how much the original poster spent on votes, it's not an attack on people who use bidbots excessively - it only exists to inform so people can make an educated decision on whether the post deserves their upvote.
So, what can we gather from the
account?
At first, I thought it was a flaghappy version of that flags spam, I found out about this account after I saw they'd flagged a transparency post - I thought it must've been in error. But upon close inspection I realised they'd only categorized
as spam.
With that in mind, I thought it was a ploy by the bidbot owners to protect their profit margins.
But reading through some of the highly desperate and unprofessional comments being spewed out of this account:
I can tell it's just an angry bidbotter who doesn't want his posts being soiled by the truth.
Or a troll...
Lets take a moment to look at how the steemit community reacted to their introductory post
For more: https://steemit.com/spam/@iflagshit/shit-has-no-place-on-the-blockchain
So we already know there is a personal vendetta between bidbots,
and
, how could this become anymore of a clusterfuck?
We now have a linear attack that looks something like this:
Bid bots <-- transparencybot <-- iflagshit <--> abusereports
At least
has changed his ways. Right
?
(He's not a spammer)
