{"content":"After the recent vote on @ethos_network, they’ve decided to also remove points from users who left positive reviews on profiles that ended up getting slashed. I still really like what @ethos_network is building, but I’m not sure if I agree with this particular move. Tho respect to everyone who voted in favor. But here’s a thought: Let’s say I like Milka chocolate. Now imagine the majority decides they don’t like it and chooses to boycott the brand. So does this changes my taste buds ?? Probably not.. Does that mean I now have to pretend to agree with the majority just to protect myself (more like protect my credibility points) and say, “Yeah, I boycott Milka too”? 🤔 Probably not the most credible way if the platform itself is asking me to lie. @serpinxbt curious to hear your thoughts. Let’s say I personally like @blast that’s my honest POV. But mostly weight on their strategy to bring attention. But if the majority doesn’t and votes to slash this profile, do I now have to go delete my positive review just to avoid losing points? Feels odd. If a platform starts forcing me to change my opinion just to stay safe, is it really the right place to build trust and credibility? also would love to hear the voice from other's who love the @ethos_network platform. .","images":["https://d2kdcqywr8ua22.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025062025/06/06/37aa0de80f4e4e9bbd5c3cf19244b0a2.jpg"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["ETH/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}