Hello @justmythoughts,

Allow me to give you my opinion.

I understand what you are saying and I believe in your intentions, but I also believe in the work of @hivewhatchers.

I understand your methodology for gathering information, but it is not working.

You see, @hivewhatchers use tools that detect plagiarism.

I did an experiment myself: I took this article of yours (just this one) and ran it through two different platforms. Both detected plagiarism.

And there you have it, my friend, there's not much room for debate. You need to change your strategy, I thing so.

I have a suggestion that might help you. When you write an article, before publishing it on HIVE, test it on a plagiarism detection platform. (You can find some free ones by searching the web).

If you see a plagiarism alert, you change it until it's OK.

Note, I believe in your work. Especially because your publications are very well accepted on Reddit and well remunerated through the @redditposh initiative.