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RE: [Now on DTUBE] ATTACK ON STEEMIT: 35 Minutes of Hollywood Producer Jason Goodman Raging Against Decentralization

in #news • 7 years ago (edited)

@nigelmarkdias clickbait? Did I not provide exactly what was advertised?

I posted this because Steemit users have a right to know the extent to which some people are going to discredit the platform. People with sizable audiences and ties to Hollywood that may be operating outside of the purview of the average steemian.

You'd prefer users not be made privy to this?

I also disagree with the premise that @dan has to explain to @csthetruth why it is not a scam. The burden of proof is on Goodman.

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     7 years ago 

    @dan has to explain to @csthetruth why it is not a scam.

    That's what's stated in the video.

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    that’s what’s stated in the video

    Yeah and? What's your point? You think the poster of a video has to endorse everything said in that video?

    And thanks for the link but we all know what clickbait means, once again not sure of your point. Everyone can see I didn't use a sensationalist headline and actually delivered exactly as promised (except you, apparently).

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    except you, apparently).
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    I submit to your superior expertise & wisdom, sir.