RE: My Response to Steem-Engine/Hive-Engine Migration Plans
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I feel sorry for the token owners like you who had a lot invested and many customers.
It's the depression of ENG that got me most. All those posts saying it would be good to keep. I personnally didn't have any except right at the beginning when I confused it with steemp.
I understand airdrops couldn't happen for legal reasons, but discounts to move over should be provided. At this point waiting for HMT (and safer 2nd layer solutions) may make the most sense.
A lot of those tokens were community driven and experimental, there is no way they will migrate at full cost. We have all suffered and are continuing to suffer.
Cheer up! Good things are coming...
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Appreciate your point of view on it. A lot of token owners have spent countless hours and a lot of hard earned $$ on their tokens and tribes.
I won't be paying for any additional costs to Steem-Engine unless they provide something of additional value. At this point, we've suffered losses of both time and money at the hands of SE and their support has been non-existent. Personally, I staked a bunch of ENG under the presumption that it was going to be a requirement for operating a Tribe in the long-run.
We all bought into @aggroed's vision for SE and now he's basically telling us to pay up for things we've already bought or we are shit out of luck. Steem is a dead chain in the eyes of 90% of this community. Hive is everything now