Yeah! I'm afraid you have PstPst'd the wrong Gang!!
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I really don't know what's all the fuss about being mentioned/tagged on Hive. But I have the hunch that it's always gonna depend on who the hell have mentioned or tagged you on Hive. ¿Right?
Because who the hell was the reckless motherfucker who dared to violate the sanctity of my peace of mind by blowing up all the notification alarms in my little Hive app by mentioning me, tagging me, or writing my sacred username in one of their posts without my consent? ¿Huh?
And then, when questioned about his recklessness, he still had the balls to tell me:
There aren't many ways to reach someone on hive with any information.
Well, if we really want to digest well his reasoning and analyze it carefully. The truth is, I don't disagree much with what he told me. Because there aren't indeed many ways to reach someone on hive with any information. And especially and much less, if you're being silenced, invisibilisated and your post heavily downvoted. ¿Am I right?
But anyway, I think I'll leave this post until here and just wait to see what are the opinions of those who not only will dare to read this post, but also dare to leave a coherent and eloquent comment below about how they feel and think about being tagged by others on Hive.
Because if I'm honest, the truth is that I would like to know how would react all those soft pussycats who protested and complained that they were tagged in this post in particular, in the case they rather would had been tagged by other class of motherfuckers.
And to end this post right here, I think I will finish it highlighting an insightful reflection made by one of the witty users who commented in that annoying post:
The dumb dickheads will comment it. The smart ones read... ;D
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When I am tagged, and not to Me personally (as in that list of 100+ - I did not count the number), I want to know why.
That was mildly annoying, but I moved on.
That's fine and completely understandable. It's even logical that someone, out of curiosity, might want to find out why they've been included in a mass tagging. And that's exactly what you did, trying to find out!
But you, unlike others, you didn't protest, complain nor show hostility toward those who had tagged you. Which speaks highly of you as a completely rational and mature person. Because let's see. What harm can someone do by mentioning or tagging us to get our attention?
Exactly. [hugs!]