RE: Ethereum Classic vs. Monero ( February 27th - March 5th )

Hello @patrice,

Given that you asked me to let you know if this happens again, I would appreciate your attention here. Most of our posts are "tagged/commented" by @cheetah.

Help us, please, to stop it. Here are some points that could help the analysis:

1. Our team is composed of these users:
   @rssniper @ali.wood @rspower @rstracer @megan.brown @realskilled @matthew.davis

2. As suggested by you, we are adding this note on each of our posts:
   [ Note for @steemcleaners / @cheetah ] The agreement of our Team: The following authors decided to create a Team in order to collaborate and share formats, content, and profits. Any copy of content between this Team does not constitute a plagiarism: @rssniper @ali.wood @rspower @rstracer @megan.brown @realskilled @matthew.davis
   Even if you suggested it to avoid the @cheetah misunderstandings, it was a solution at the beginning but is happening again.

3. Usually, we post a kind of mini-contest like this one:
   https://steemit.com/blockchain/@realskilled/wire-transfer-ether-otc-exchange-confirmation-1520625903
   Note that the sources are properly included within the content.
   Anyway, most of the time our mini-contest is tagged/commented by @cheetah

4. We create/publish a lot of reports with our original charts and tables.
   Anyway, most of the time our reports are tagged/commented by @cheetah
   E.g: https://steemit.com/steem/@realskilled/sbdsteem-market-buysell-history-march-9th-550-pm-1520635842

We have been followed all your suggestion but in the last weeks the @cheetah bot is pointing/commenting 90% of our posts.

Your comments and support, to definitely fix the issue, will be appreciated.

Regards.
@realskilled