If you ever felt sorry for not including these scammers in the initial Hive distribution...

You can stop now.

Harden your hearts

The government is formed by society from the very beginning, every user can become an equal member of the government - all he has to do is bring 300 users to our discord channel.

Wow! Only 300? THAT'S SUSTAINABLE!

Even if the requirement was only bringing in 2 people, the laws of exponential growth would dictate that at least half of the users brought in under a system like this would not be treated as equals, by default. This is not how real decentralized opt-in systems work. This is a Ponzi in it's most obvious form, and it is capitalizing on the swirling emotions of the Hive hardfork.

Anyone could do it! Not!

Honestly I can't believe that this pyramid scheme is being allowed to materialize on Steem. Oh wait, yes I can. However, I guess that doesn't stop me from being enraged by it.

All users who are not respected or earn a serious amount of money... This is a project that gives you a chance...

• false
• Capitalizing on negative emotions from Hive distribution.

For all devs who have not received support from big players...

• false
• Real devs can make their own money.

This is a project where the biggest whales...

• false
• The biggest crypto whales are on Bitcoin (duh).

... that everyone has the opportunity to become big players.

• false
• False hype and empty promises. Sun would be proud.

DPAS is a unique...

• false
• DPAS is a made-up fake hunk of dogshit.

This project is not Steem, it is not HIVE this is a much bigger vision and much more honorable because small players without money can become big in one honest way.

• how?
• By bringing 300 other users into the pyramid scheme.
  So honest. Unreal.

Conclusion

On one hand we shouldn't care because we are Hive now.

On the other hand...

It's assholes like this that give then entire cryptosphere a bad name. The more people get scammed the harder it is for legitimate operations.

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