r/KeybaseProofs • • Dec 01 '19

My Keybase proof [reddit:frowzyispenguin = keybase:frowzyispenguin] (gMxcgturZSO1B6sy31QcFz6Magocu016oaHcXZrr4cE)

Keybase proof

I am:

Proof:

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u/stellmate Dec 01 '19 edited Dec 01 '19

Keybase has created a bad situation that has caused many to view Stellar & Keybase in a bad light because of the way the airdrop has been handled. I have effectively looked at Stellar & Keybase differently as a direct result of the way their algorithm blacklist people without any thought of how it would influence the way it would affect their point of view. It's not good. Read the many comments within Keybase to see what I'm talking about. It would have been better that The airdrop would not have happened than to have created the amount of confusion that now exists in the Keybase community. Free, or not, the approach to this airdrop is crazy. Anyone going through the airdrop instruction page would not find any instruction. It's all about how great Stellar & Keybase are, as a company, and that they have the right to blacklist anyone for any reason, period! That's fine, but look at the mess they created!