You always tag me, and yet-
I've never downvoted you (and rarely if ever downvote) and on the few occasions I do take the time time I come to see whatever it is you've tagged me in, there's never anything useful. Just odd, disjointed threats, a hilariously poorly connected set of "police" which consists largely of people who don't work in or care about anti abuse, and this bizarre tonality of "WE WON'T LEAVE!" even though I sincerely don't know or care enough about you or anyone else to try to make you to.
In fact... Great! Don't leave! You're doing Hive a service- but I suspect not in the way that you want. You are literally proving that regardless of rewards, you can't be kept from the platform as a database for disseminating knowledge, even about people you claim to be horrible enemies hunting and downvoting you. That's power. You're a testament to the fact that this chain is indeed distributed, immutable, and censorship resistant. You're able to post to every front end, and even run a frontend of you own, and no one can stop you. With your somewhat overhyped descriptions of your persecution, just by posting every day you're proving that Hive creates the opportunities and capabilities it was designed to.
Anyways, you keep doing you- but I've attempted a few times to make sense of your bizarre and strangely threatening behaviour and can't really see anywhere the work that I put in to building up Hive and Hive users has any useful intersection with it. I'm pretty dedicated to building out more useful initiatives and don't really have the time to focus on this style of "change" that mostly consists of passive aggressive threats made in a way that you then think you can claim no culpability for your own behaviour. I thought I'd just pop by to let you know that I did give it one last shot and... yeah, still nothing here. Going to drop you into mute so you can keep at it but I don't need to sort out the superfluous notifications from other things that are actually come alongside a goal that's positively actionable or relative to where I'm focused.