If you think this message should reach everyone, Malpractices hote hue dekhna bhi toh Paap hai
Remember the community will remember you by the action you take to make it clean. When you see them trying to sell Dreams to innocent students. Never let these people take over LinkedIn. There are many Didi Bhaiya who just don't care about you. There are very limited people who talk about these malpractices. The moment they see, someone questioning them, They simply Block them. I am sure you might have come across many such Influencers who are just misleading the Students.Īll they need is a lot of followers who will always chant The comment was deleted and after a few hours I was blocked 😂😂ĭidi with 1,00,000 followers couldn't tolerate me?
The Comment was restored as Linkedin Reviewed it as it was not going against the community. I challenged Linkedin to reconsider the comment as it does not violate any rules and I won. I received a notification from Linkedin that my Comment was reported and is removed from display. Out of Frustration, She preferred to report my comment. While the Freshers and Fellow Influencers were busy commenting Great Share, Great Share. My comment was appreciated by many Experienced people and they started questioning her. I just asked her publicly if that was an Ad. She recently wrote a Fake story trying to promote some Edtech. Sometimes I succeed, and Sometimes I don't.īut I get to know How much they get paid. (I Just wanted to know What is the cost at which someone sells their morals). I even reach out to Didi and Bhaiya as potential customers to ask them if they can write such Ad for me. There is no harm, in doing some paid promotion.īut misguiding innocent students by showing Fake Sad stories is a shame. I was connected to one such Didi, who started creating content initially.Īnd Later I saw a series of Post that was indirectly an Ad. I love to get connected with a lot of content creators who add value to the community.
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