Hello dearest blurt community, I need to inform you that there are some users who are discussing raising funds for some kind of bizarre lawsuit that is certain to fail or raising funds to try to lobby the FBI to enforce state modifications on blurt .

These users have described a number of cryptocurrencies and then encourage other users to email them, to get addresses. I would like to strongly recommend that you do not do that because in my view, it is merely a scam.

This is insane .

The FBI does not enforce state modifications on blockchains that's just like not in their purview. Furthermore, this would be the first lawsuit in the history of blockchain technology that would modify chain state arbitrarily. In fact, the entire thing that makes blockchains worthwhile is that arbitrary state changes to the database cannot happen. So what I'm trying to tell the wonderful and gentle user community here is that they should absolutely not be sending cryptocurrency to random blunt users claiming to be raising funds for a lawsuit. This is madness. There is absolutely no precedent in any jurisdiction that I am aware of for this type of suit, and I am most certain that the FBI is not interested in enforcing state modifications on blockchains.

Anyone dissatisfied with the distribution of blurt, is free to fork blurt. That fork would of course not be blurt but they are more than welcome to do so.

After that, they are welcome to handle the care and maintenance of their fork, on their own. I am not really sure how discourse came to be of so low quality but I really did feel that it was necessary to step in with a reality check. Basically if there are any individuals on the platform they would like to make some kind of a lawsuit or contact American law enforcement, I have absolutely no problem with this. You can feel free to do so. We have broken absolutely zero laws. I believe that the net effect of this would be harm to the individual making false reports of criminal activity or filing frivolous lawsuits, both of which are prohibited under US law.

Additionally, I believe that most jurisdictions on this beautiful bluish green planet prohibit false reports of criminal activity and filing frivolous lawsuits. It is possible that there are one or two countries on the planet, maybe South Sudan, or maybe North Korea, where there is not a lot of knowledge about blockchain technology, and maybe you could get such a tort suit into court. What you would need to do of course is find users in those places, who were harmed. You may actually be able to get other courts interested in your case but the outcome is going to be so hilarious, once they actually realize what is being requested because in general most people are not insane.