I got banned the other day for sticking up for a Nxt user when she was being attacked by BlueMeanie. The ironic thing is that I don't even own any Nxt, I was just sticking up for her out of compassion for mankind. If you noticed I was gone for a week, that was why. 
The sad thing is BlueMeanie didn't get banned and he was the one that was creating all the drama and harassing people. Including going so far as to call and tweet their employers and tell them their employees are involved with illegal activity and making fun of their gender. That crossed the line and I felt the need to intervene. I don't regret my decision to stick up for the young lady, I only wish the moderators didn't have their heads so far up their asses. I guess they have Theymos' rule book stuck up there, so they need to keep their heads in there to read it.
The sad thing is BlueMeanie didn't get banned and he was the one that was creating all the drama and harassing people. Including going so far as to call and tweet their employers and tell them their employees are involved with illegal activity and making fun of their gender. That crossed the line and I felt the need to intervene. I don't regret my decision to stick up for the young lady, I only wish the moderators didn't have their heads so far up their asses. I guess they have Theymos' rule book stuck up there, so they need to keep their heads in there to read it.
actually he said on twitter he did get banned -
NXT is a "dangerous scam" that hurts all of crypto, so there is that as well.
she was likely a useful dupe to shill NXT as they no doubt paid "on-line pioneers" to "multilevel market" the NXT scam.