How to steal money from Hive with calisthenics athletes as slaves!

@dilanbrad: Saludos Quisiera expresar mi profunda consternación ante las acusaciones infundadas vertidas en su publicación. Como miembro de SWC desde hace un extenso periodo de tiempo, he tenido el privilegio de interactuar con la mayoría de los atletas de nuestra comunidad. He ofrecido mi apoyo a cada uno de ellos, escuchando y respaldando sus esfuerzos con honestidad y compromiso. Resulta sumamente indignante ver que realizan afirmaciones carentes de fundamentos verídicos. En particular, la insinuación de que se obliga a nuestros atletas a publicar es una acusación completamente descabellada. Cada integrante de SWC decide publicar de forma voluntaria, impulsado por el deseo de contribuir al crecimiento de nuestra comunidad y por el afán de compartir sus vivencias y experiencias relacionadas al deporte. Es importante recalcar que la dedicación y entrega de los atletas de SWC va más allá de cualquier supuesta obligación. Muchos de ellos tienen compromisos laborales y académicos que limitan su disponibilidad, sin embargo, se esfuerzan por mantener una presencia activa en la comunidad en pos de su desarrollo y solidaridad. En SWC, valoramos y apreciamos el esfuerzo genuino de cada uno de nuestros miembros. Es inadmisible que ustedes se permitan realizar juicios infundados sobre nuestra integridad y compromiso. Cada evento organizado por SWC es cuidadosamente planificado, ejecutado con excelencia y recibido con entusiasmo por nuestra comunidad. No podemos permitir que se difundan acusaciones falsas y perjudiciales sobre SWC. Mantenemos una sólida unidad como familia, y continuaremos avanzando con diligencia y honestidad en nuestro trabajo, a pesar de las adversidades y críticas infundadas que puedan surgir. Agradezco su atención. ¡SOMOS SWC! SWCsehacevisible

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@josef-999: Hello, Greetings. As you already know me, I am a SWC athlete, and the second member from Zulia to join this community. I want to clarify many points from my experience and feelings in SWC as an athlete and about the false accusations to our CEO Manuel Ramos. Starting with a key point, the postings. It is accused that in SWC we are forced to publish a lot of times per week, which seems to me an ABSURD accusation, me, as well as many other athletes, I've started in SWC because I saw it as an opportunity to do something to and for our sport in this country, which is something quite obvious that the sport did not have support here in Venezuela. The standards to publish in SWC are quite normal, me with a 10 hour job, studying, undertaking and training, I still have time to stay pretty active publishing and interacting with my community, because like many athletes, I do it for passion for my sport, to create content and in support of the community that has opened the doors that I thought would never be opened in my sport. Second, events and resources. Do you know how many resources are involved in an event? Have you even gone to more than one SWC event? What resources are you talking about and which Manuel gets things “without having a job”? We are in the 21st century, many people get money without having a job, and more here in Venezuela. Have you seen what the SWUB 2 was? This event surprised us all, where we as athletes did not have to spend money on transport, food, hotel, or moving inside the city of Maracay. One of their arguments was that in some events they could not mobilize athletes, being me one of those who could not go to the event, but for this reason Joscar and Manuel gave me an explanation and it was something for which we had no problem. They were less than a year in SWC for all these accusations. Third point, we believe in Manuel Ramos for many reasons, for something we are many who make life in SWC despite they attack us. Now, since I am not a person who likes to attack others since I think it is absurd wanting to call attention in that way, I will speak from my experience in SWC. I have received a lot of support from SWC, both in advice on how to publish better, how to improve my writing, editing, etc.. I have earned money with my sport, something that I saw very far away and thanks to SWC was something I achieved. I have received a great value since I belong to this community, from support for when I have not had the courage to train, as opportunities to compete even if I myself do not have the resources to compete, I have met people I never thought I would meet, from all over the country, high level athletes who as I do, we believe in SWC. Recently, as it is no surprise to anyone, Venezuela went through something quite ugly and dangerous, in SWC several athletes were happily surprised to receive support for our food. And now that I have an injury, I have been helped by a physiotherapist member of SWC who has helped me to heal much faster. I make this comment without anyone forcing me to do so. Being one of the first athletes who has joined the Zulia, to which SWC has supported a lot and has opened many doors, and I do it to defend both my community, and the work we have done and for which we have worked hard and we don't think to lose by defamation, Let's go for more SWC !

@marlenyaragua: ¡Saludos! Desde hace varios días supe de la información que está en esta publicación; no por ver la notificación sino porque comentaron al respecto, ya que estábamos en nuestra reunión de trabajo. De hecho, al saber de qué se trataba emití el siguiente comentario … “me siguen nombrando … guao” … porque en días pasados una persona me hizo llegar una información donde se me mencionaba … y respondí de igual forma … no tengo tiempo para andar leyendo chismes y afines … Sin embargo, al saber de lo que acontecía comenté en ese momento que me negaba a darle atención a ese tipo de información. No suelo darle importancia a lo que las demás personas opinan de mí porque es sólo eso, su opinión y no puedo hacer nada al respecto. Es eso, su opinión. Ni me enaltezco de los halagos ni suelo entristecerme por las críticas. Las críticas constructivas nutren el conocimiento del ser humano. Desde ese sentir, las recibo y asumo el aprendizaje. Por esa razón, respondo habitualmente "agradecida por poder servir". Greetings! For several days I have known about the information that is in this post; not for the notification but because commented on it, since we were in our work meeting. In fact, when I found out what it was about, I made the following comment… “they keep naming me… wow”… because in recent days a person sent me information where I was mentioned… and I responded in the same way… I don't have time to read gossip and the like… However, upon learning what was happening, I commented at that time that I refused to pay attention to that type of information. I don't usually give importance to what other people think of me because it's just that, their opinion and I can't do anything about it. That's it, your opinion. I neither exalt myself from praise nor do I usually get saddened by criticism. Constructive criticism nourishes human knowledge. From that feeling, I receive them and assume the learning. For that reason, I usually respond "grateful to be able to serve". En verdad, no pensaba ni siquiera responder porque me parece que cuando las personas quieren llamar la atención, es mejor mantenerse al margen. En algunas ocasiones, el silencio es la mejor respuesta. Sin embargo, después de leer algunas expresiones he decidido dar mi opinión mi percepción al respecto. In truth, I wasn't even going to respond because it seems to me that when people want attention, it's better to stay out of it. Sometimes, silence is the best response. However, after reading some expressions I have decided to give my opinion my perception on the matter. Yo jamás he sido reactiva. Ni siquiera cuando era adolescente, mucho menos ahora que acabo de celebrar 60 años de edad. En días pasados cuando me enteré de lo que fue una frase grotesca hacia mi persona, pude reír … porque en verdad creo en una frase que dice “Cada persona juzga por su condición” … el ingenio popular venezolano acuña una frase un tanto más grotesca, pero no soy de usar frases grotescas. Aunque también hay frase que dice … palabras mas … palabras menos … el celoso no sufre por lo que ve, sino por todo lo que una vez hizo y se imagina que tú también lo vas a hacer. Lo que se podría resumir en una frase … “quien las hace … se las imagina”. En tal sentido, sólo puedo decir a las personas que han podido emitir juicios: los invito a trabajar con su propuesta. Los invito a ocuparse en demostrar lo talentosos que son. En verdad no tengo tiempo para ocuparme de estas publicaciones. Realcen lo valiosos que son ustedes desde su esencia. Brillen todo lo que puedan, sin ofender a ninguna persona. Finalizo con parte de una frase de Arturo Uslar Pietri “La palabrota que ensucia la lengua, termina por ensuciar el espíritu … ”. I have never been reactive. Not even when I was a teenager, much less now that I just celebrated 60 years of age. In recent days when I found out what was a grotesque phrase towards me, I was able to laugh ... because I really believe in a phrase that says "Each person judges by his condition" ... Venezuelan popular wit coins a phrase that is somewhat more grotesque, but I'm not one to use grotesque phrases. Although there is also a phrase that says ... more words ... less words ... the jealous person doesn´t suffer for what he sees, but for everything he once did and imagines that you are going to do it too. What could be summarized in one phrase… “whoever makes them … imagines them”. In this sense, I can only say to the people who have been able to make judgments: I invite you to work with your proposal. I invite you to get busy showing how talented you are. I really don't have time to deal with these posts. Highlight how valuable you are from your essence. Shine as much as you can, without offending anyone. I conclude with part of a phrase by Arturo Uslar Pietri “The swear word that dirtyes the tongue ends up dirtying the spirit …”.

@guiltyparties: I get your concerns. I can see making this video gave you a lot of stress. A lot of things you said are simply a misunderstanding. Your problem isn't with Manuel or the SWC but with myself. You are upset at the wrong people. I'm the project manager who decides on Hive promotional events in Venezuela, and SWC is part of Hive promotion. It is not a club like those you are describing; it is a Hive promotional activity. I am very grateful to all of the athletes and I know Manuel always tries to do everything he can to take good care of everyone. But in the end, some events are worked on but must be terminated because of conditions that no one here has any control over. In the end, I'm the guy who with a heavy heart must say "we have to cut an activity". This is also why the graphics all have to look the same. They must be approved to best showcase Hive. The flyer responsibility is not an excuse or an insult towards you, it simply must be made in a way that matches all the other flyers and when we pay for its creation, we need to have hours accounted as they are paid for. Manuel or his mother do not receive any money for designs. Only designers may receive payments. No organizer is paid. Manuel and his mother are not paid anything. The posting instructions are there to encourage people to write on Hive. Hive needs more users. Unfortunately, there are not enough curators. Curators are stakeholders, those like OCD who seek out and vote on good content. They have larger votes and can reward content. But OCD curates posts from all over Hive, and they cannot do all. Other curators are in a similar position, they are spread thin. They try to do their best. Here is the problem: Hive is a decentralized project. It is a global project. We have a marketing budget. We have promotional activities such as the SWC events. People like yourself, and like hundreds of others, including SWC organizers and athletes, contribute to Hive promotion because when we do well, the value of Hive will rise, it will become more popular, and we will succeed together. We all have our small part to do. My job is to sign off on the budget for a range of marketing activities. I answer to you, a Hive member, and to all the other members on Hive equally. But if an event, usually because of the location or other events in the area that did not do well, can't promote Hive enough, it can't go on despite all the planning in the world. The funds you're talking about are not stolen. Each event has a spreadsheet for accounting with invoices and receipts and the funds that are issued to this event are used to pay for supplies, vendors, transportation, etc. There are other expenses such as insurance and regulatory paperwork that are included. Clothes is all Hive merchandise. Because funds are issued in HBD and payments are made in local currencies, the organizers convert it. In the case of SWC, very often Manuel ends up paying left over costs out of his own pocket. Many organizers do this, including myself, because we want to lower the costs for Hive. All Hive members when they are sent to events are mandated to travel and stay in safe locations. This is why there are buses for athletes where possible. This is our rule because our competitors have lost people in the past. Manuel's trip to Cuba was for a Hive event. It wasn't a great trip for him and he got very sick during it as I recall. SWC events are not only about the retention of athletes. The purpose of the events is to advertise Hive in affluent areas and bring in investors. This is why almost all of the events are in malls. I do realize this project would have done much better if it was not a promotional project and that the constant pressure to get investors is what kills it for the organizers and for the athletes. If you were in Manuel's position and you were put in charge of a large event, you would find yourself in the exact same predicament as he does and as all other organizers do, which is a lot of stress. Everyone thinks its easier to get investors and publicity than it is. Every single person realized that the actual costs of events are higher than they thought they would be. It's a very difficult time we live in, that's all it is.