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RE: Seven Day Beer Challenge: Day 1 - Naughty Neighbour
This looks alright. I haven't actually been too adventurous with beers. I stick with our lager (kinna stronger at 8%). Thank you for supporting my posts. I've been seeing your upvotes, and haven't really given my thanks. You can read more about our Red Horse in a wiki article linked below. There are phishing links nowadays so I didn't bother with aesthetics and posted the raw URL.
WARNING! The comment below by @opaulo leads to a known phishing site that could steal your account.
Do not open links from users you do not trust. Do not provide your private keys to any third party websites.
Looks like steemit has implemented safeguards on that phishing site. Flagged my comment. That's a good thing!
I'm now going to re-repost my comment to @steemitph without the bad URL.
Try to make sure when commenting/warning about a phishing link, to avoid using the url itself. While you didn't include the http or www, some browsers / extensions can make that link clickable, and we want to avoid spreading the infection at all costs.
Preferably use something like badwebsite(dot)com.
Thanks!
Yep. Lesson learned.
I'm a man of few words (usually), but always interested in your posts. Keep it up.
8% amber lager. Now that's a beer! Doesn't look like it's available in Canada, but looks like it's in the US now. I'm going to look for it the next time I'm there.
Ya, I've seen those phishing links. You gotta be careful. I've even seen them disguise what looks like a raw URL -- not hard to do. The latest thing is to send you to an URL that is very similar to "steemit.com". In fact, I just got flagged for mentioning the URL in my first attempt at this comment -- haha! Then you log in and they've got your password. So many people are going to fall for that. Be careful!
I'm a man of few words (usually), but always interested in your posts. Keep it up.
8% amber lager. Now that's a beer! Doesn't look like it's available in Canada, but looks like it's in the US now. I'm going to look for it the next time I'm there.
Ya, I've seen those phishing links. You gotta be careful. I've even seen them disguise what looks like a raw URL -- not hard to do. The latest thing is to send you to "s-l-e-e-m-i-t.com", which looks exactly like steemit. Then you log in and they've got your password. So many people are going to fall for that.
Updated comment. Looks like they have implemented safeguards on that phishing site. Flagged my comment. That's a good thing!