# Steem has gone to Hive https://hive.io/

If you wonder why my posts are not visible on Steemit it's because of censorship applied to both `condenser` (software running on steemit (dot) com) and to `hivemind` which is part of API endpoint.

That means that censorship might be effective on all other Steem frontends that are utilizing Steemit API or even other APIs that are running hivemind with latest Steemit modifications.

I tried to draw some attention to the problem (as much as possible when you are actively censored) but all that current "top" community members cared was to spin off drama about few upvoted comments (earning big fat $350+ votes from stake that was never supposed to vote...)

If none of current active Steem witnesses cares about core values of Steem, I see no point paying for that with my actions or lack of thereof. I'm going to use my rshares to allocate rewards from pool to what I consider best use to keep Steem values alive.
That is Hive. Fund is an appreciation tip for the efforts spent on moving to Hive and making it greater than Steem ever was and ever will be.
Of course as Steem user you are free to agree or disagree with my efforts. I will return the favor.

You can still browse my posts using Hive.
Try either of this:
https://hive.blog/@gtg
https://peakd.com/@gtg

# My future on Steem.
There's no such thing.

My account executed full PowerDown process. As soon as it ends I will no longer support any Steem activity or any users that are active Steem.

> _"This is a classic ideological split: the people who actively want a centralized chain can stay on Steem, the ones that don't will build Hive."_

If you continue to support Steem after there was enough time to move out it simply means you agree with what's happening here and that you are against what are building on Hive.

> _"I am a bomb technician, if you see me running, try to catch up"_