I'm all for confronting people who engage in violence, fraud, plagiarism, etc. I do have some questions for you though:
The comment that
wrote on my blog was not plagiarism, but rather an interaction with me. Are you punishing the behaviour or everything the user does?
Who was the judge, jury and executioner at the trial that determined the guilt and sentence of the user?
What is the sentence and how long will this sentence be carried out for?
Are you claiming to be the police force for this blockchain?
While I appreciate that there is plenty of violence, abuse and nasty things going on here, I am an advocate for peace and non-violence. This platform functions on the principles of anarchy and I suggest that authoritarian approaches to governing this space will lead to results like what we see in the modern authoritarian government institutions.
If we are going to find a way to co-exist in a state of anarchy, we must find non-violent ways of confronting people who engage in violence, abuse, fraud, plagiarism, etc. I'm not convinced that flagging people and punishing them for their crime is a healthy approach.
If anything, it can lead to many abuses on the blockchain by those who claim to enforce the moral and ethical standards for the blockchain. Those standards have a tendency to drift farther and farther into the realm of violent authoritarianism and I'm deeply concerns about how the flag wars have escalated on the blockchain.
I wrote two posts about this very issue a few days ago. I welcome you to check them out if you are interested in digging deeper into the concerns that I'm raising with you.
https://steemit.com/steemit/@wwf/the-duties-of-leadership-on-the-blockchain
May Creator bless you both with peace, freedom, prosperity, joy and love.
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