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Sorry about the new account lost my passwords when I sold my laptop forgot to take out the passwords, but I did talk with Joe private but since u post it would seem you didn't mine
You don't have to apologise for losing your laptop, but if you are quoting me, please take the necessary care to quote me correctly. I'm assuming that you are, or were M33. I haven't received any further private messages from you since I last sent you a private message.
I think we've heard from both sides loud and clear in your war with Cryptopia and people will have formed their own opinions by now. I have nothing further to add.
Mr cat me no apologies, meaning lost in translation, I was say I'm here long time to know biomech he not dev but coin got problem he help fix if he got something to say here , he have right to speak freely here , not right or wrong but merit have , but you must not correct him public but like u say in inbox but you no inbox , m33 who I don't care , I in negotiations with Vegas for coin , but this coin outside cryptopia problem so I not buy more maybe m33 save me maybe not , cryptopia good place but fly coin outside tx fee kill it , I only can hope you can understand 10% I happy already, mr cat me not against you but speak with Biomech with respect he help here many maybe u don't know but now u now . I also nothing more need say , may we grow stronger together from other ppl mistakes
First, let me say that I have a great deal of respect for Biomech. Very early on he struck me as being a very savvy and level-headed individual. The high standard of his contributions was one of the reasons why I originally decided to invest in HoboNickels and then Tek. But that doesn't mean I can't have a difference of opinion with him. Biomech spoke publicly with a comprehensive post containing lots of good advice. I felt it appropriate to publicly suggest that one particular aspect of it might have handled differently. Biomech's stated purpose was to defuse the situation. So was mine by trying to maintain what I saw as a balance.
Most of us here are hidden from public view behind the usernames we sign up with. If we are criticised, sometimes it can cause an affront, but ideally, at the end of the day it should be like water off a duck's back. It shouldn't affect us in our everyday lives. Cryptopia is different.
Cryptopia is upfront, in full view and can't hide. Any adverse criticism could affect their business and the livelihood's of people employed by it. It could also affect the investment options and opportunities of Tek investors and those who deal with other coins on that exchange, and those who might use Cryptopia in the future. I feel very protective towards our exchanges. I believe that the ones who are a threat to the banking world will eventually become targets, if they aren't already. By targets, I mean targets of the banksters, possibly rival businesses and others with ulterior motives.
Cryptopia are pioneers who with their numerous multi-coin pairings and unique services, together with their location in New Zealand, in my opinion, are an exchange that should be encouraged. Like Biomech, I would have wished that certain Cryptopia staff members would have expressed themselves a little differently, but I could understand why strong words were used. I felt that they were vulnerable so I added my voice to those speaking up for them. I didn't voice it at the time, but I considered your attack on them to be not only out-of-proportion and unwarranted, but also cowardly with you hiding behind your M33 persona.
In the UK there are laws coming out against people who hide behind 'anonymous' profiles who unfairly attack people on social media such as Facebook. Your motive was to try to destroy someone's business/livelihood all because you were banned from a chat room. You continue to try to open the sore that was healing by trying to drive a wedge between Biomech and myself who are merely bystanders.
You publicly refer to a private message I sent to you suggesting that a simple apology might resolve the situation between Cryptopia and yourself. Here is what I wrote to you:
"Thanks for your message explaining your position further. What is obvious here is that some raw nerves have been touched upon on both sides. In those circumstances it is understandable that there is a danger of overraction, afterall, that is what human beings are prone to do in such circumstances. With respect, I believe that is what has happened here.
Hot words in a chat room are essentially a storm in a teacup and, in my humble opinion, should have stayed there. Step back and take personal feelings out of the equation. Look at the situation as a observer and not as a heated combatant. I would ask that you put yourself into Cryptopia's shoes.- If Cryptopia had gone to your boss and told him that you were unstable, rode roughshod over people and implied that you stole money, how would you have felt?
- How would you have felt if it was proclaimed publicly to the whole world, to your friends, colleague's, neighbours?
- How would you have felt if your business was also put in jeopardy?
Pretty angry I am sure. Again, whatever the rights and wrong of the ban were, I believe you overreacted and that an apology is due. I would hope that now that the dust has settled, you come some way towards the same conclusion. Whether you do it, or not, it is for you to decide.
Other than that, I wish you well,
CNJ"Finally, you make a big thing about not criticising people in public. Perhaps you should have thought about that in the first place when you started your vindictive attack on Cryptopia.