v0.22.8888 really cemented my decision too.

Yes, there is an option to 'revert', many people seem to miss a certain paragraph in the explanatory @hiveio post (also quoted in at least one comment below this proposal) where they say individual proposals can be made and voted for by the community so they get the airdrop :-)

Good point! Didn't saw the problemfrom this side.

Justin Sun's hostile attempts were seem on day 1 the moment there was talk about merging steem to tron [centralized btfs system] and doing a coin swap. Justin Sun would have illegally used the restricted coins to take over governance to achieve this, there was no other choice than to freeze the funds.  When Justin Sun started to use his restricted tron to vote on project on tron, and his past project of disappearing competing projects, that proved there was an existential threat to the chain and the freeze soon followed.

> I voted to keep you in a stale mate.

How long do you think the stalemate would have lasted?  It was a ticking time bomb that would detonate as the exchanges unfroze their stake-and they were giving a priority of withdrawels to Justin Sun's accounts.  They literally, according to Huobi, unleashed ransomware on their exchange servers to take control of the steem block chain.  This wasn't a friendly game of hopscotch, that was a hostile takeover unlike any seen in block chain history and violated many laws in the process.  When the exchanges removed their votes, he used steem stake that was restricted to never be used to control governance into doing just that-another illegal act.  Your voting to keep things in a stalemate is a complete bullshit, you were enabling a felon to use illegal stake to gain at a minimum leverage he wasn't entitled to and worst more time to regain full unlawful control of the chain.

  Secondly, no one took your hive [or steem] away from you.  You voted for Justin Sun the scammer.  You got to Keep your steem, and you suffered no harm.

In regards to allegedly not being airdropped hive, Your aren't pleading ignorance, that you weren't using steem at the time, that you didn't see the announcement of hive, nor that you were mentally incompetent, you are being vindictive likely because you knowingly had malicious intent and got left behind on a quite valuable air drop.
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  You still sound young.  One common error is that a person who represents himself in court has a fool for a client.  I am not saying to trust attorneys either, but you need to start finding a better advocate for yourself.  While people will make up their own minds and probably won't care what you or I say, what do you personally hope to achieve with your above argument except make yourself look like a foolish little entitled brat.  If you think so poorly of hive, why would you want free hive tokens?  So you can dump them?  So will others on the same list think of you possibly harming their chances of being compensated?

  One of the more sinister things about understanding rhetoric, is the ability of people to read into what you aren't explicitly saying or what they are trying to avoid admitting.  I am not sure that you would pick up that skill in college, but you might develop that skill in litigation-perhaps even marketing.  You might now pick up so easily on them when spoken face to face, because you are used to years of socializing with people normal enough to you to chose to be around-instead of deceitful people like Justin Sun.

Since you lost nothing, and are doing nothing to advance your cause to speak of, you should accept this as a free learning experience to do your own due diligence.  Just about everyone made some painful financial mistakes in their early days of investing, mistakes are how many people unfortunately learn what not to do.  Many people who have been hodling for years may feel a lot of pain.
 Furthermore, take some time to study statistics and corporate finance-or better actuarial sciences.  Get over the idea of fast Crypto money.  Maybe, maybe not, the days of crypto mooning is over.  A Crypto volitility still remains for daytraders.  With a new proposed Steem tron token, maybe Justin Sun would have printed out say 400 billion steem, and gave all but 300M of them to tron holders to sell.  That was a rarely address existential threat was the lack of details about the token swap and air drop.  So just developing the skills of reading into what isn't explicitly being said isn't enough, you have to do your own SWOT analysis-and you have to study the history of the actors, including reading court documents. With the new dlive, btt stakers are stealing 25% of the profits from dlive content producers-including their donations.  The vampiric sucking of the life blood from one project to fuel another of his choosing-one that could change to another token of his choice on a whim and without warning in his schemes

  Furthermore, spend more time understanding the Chinese Communist party.  They have their rapey tentacles all over the globe, and will disappear, financially punish, or otherwise cancel any speaker they don't like.  Steem was supposed to be a first amendment refuge from the tech giants they control.  You can understand why Justin Sun Steemit first development on the steem chain was to censor users, why the find ambition was to centralized it.  It's not to say Steem doesn't have a future, it will likely be modified to be compatible with the whims of the CCP.

actually, it's important to note that there was a post that outlined in detail one of the early issues with proxy and pointed out a few mistakes that were removed and will be dropped with no need for voting. Scott was on that list, will be fixed automatically, and as you can see not on either of these proposals. You can vote for one, two , all three (if you want), or none, and then any combination of individual or additional ones you see fit. I definitely suggest you follow the @hiveio account if you haven't gotten a chance to yet!

https://peakd.com/hiveblockchain/@hiveio/community-discussion-updates-hive-airdrop-exclusion-core-developer-meetings

yes, they are! 

> ## You can use multiple interfaces to interact with proposals to the DHF.
> Three of the best options available currently are Hivedao.com, the PeakD.com interface, and the Hive.Blog interface. These are all different ways to view the same proposals, so feel free to use whichever you feel most comfortable with. Remember that proposals are a core part of our blockchain, so don't forget to check on what else is available, and to come back often to see if there's anything that aligns with the Hive you want to see. You can vote for proposals, but also remove your votes for them if you feel they are not being fulfilled. In the coming weeks, we'll create a helpful reference post talking more about the DHF and proposal fund possibilities for the future of Hive.

Choose the interface that works best for you, and you will be able to vote for them there :)
This is what they look like on hivedao.com, for example.

![image.png](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/crimsonclad/1QoZqpZU-image.png)

You can see all 3 here:
https://peakd.com/me/proposals/hiveio

Or simply go here:
https://peakd.com/me/proposals/hiveio

Their airdrops were created but moved to an account with no keys (the DHF), so that the community itself could decide whether to honour the airdrop or not for these accounts via voting. Otherwise, their accounts exist and are fully usable regardless of those funds. No one was dropped anything extra- all drops were done during the first block of the new chain. 

i don't understand this.

Definitely follow @hiveio if you haven't gotten the chance to yet. There was actually an entire post on this that discussed the accounts that would be removed from the votes as mistakes:

https://peakd.com/hiveblockchain/@hiveio/community-discussion-updates-hive-airdrop-exclusion-core-developer-meetings

I was still skipped.  Whats up with that? 

@hiveio and @fredrikaa, do you have any info on this?  I was wondering why it's taking so long. 

I am **supposed to** vote for whoever I want. My reasons are my reasons. I should not be punished for it.

Your account name ironically contradicts your belief my friend. Voting is part of freedom of expression; yet you seem to think that there is a certain way everyone should vote, and that those who didn't vote that way should be punished. Please tell me how that is an embodiment of the first amendment. If you truly wished to maintain a freedom of expression, and a diversity of opinions, you would argue against the blacklist entirely.

remember.  zzan is on both lists, and we seen what he allowed justin sun to do to darthknight.

I was waiting to see where those affected by the freezing would go. If you were inclined to be kind, so was I. *Tautoko* (I agree and I support you).

I’m so sorry for your loss Gandalf:(. 
Anyway I 100% agree! + Since there are obviously individual cases will obviously be allowed there is no reason to include any (so vaguely) categorized groups just like that...Innocent people can make their cases and be judged by the community individually...

1- Your coins are being cashed out to @bittrex directly. You are NOT frozen.
2- You are a polish thief. You wiped coins first with HF 23.0, tens of millions of dollars worth.

SHAME ON YOU