Protecting rights is a discipline!

The biggest experience I've gone through in the past two days is dealing with several rights protection incidents. Since I started on X, I have helped countless friends with rights protection. Without even mentioning the success rate of rights protection, communicating with friends who are trying to protect their rights is often a very, very difficult task.

Some of my friends are quite easy to talk to; they can basically clarify the situation of rights protection, and once effective communication is established, they can make their own judgments. Regardless of whether the rights protection is successful, at least they know that help is being offered. However, some friends may become angry and ashamed if their rights protection efforts fail.

Not all rights protection issues necessarily have to be resolved by making a scene on X. Generally speaking, when someone asks me for help with rights protection, I will clarify the situation of the party being protected. If I can find someone on the party being protected, I will usually contact them privately first to see if there is a misunderstanding.

If neither party can come to a compromise, I often choose the side with sufficient evidence. If the rights protection friend has enough evidence but the other party refuses to comply, I will definitely support them. However, if the other party also has relevant evidence, or if both sides are still in a tug-of-war, I may choose not to intervene.

The worst situation is when the evidence provided by the friend is insufficient to prove that the rights protection is justified. At such times, it becomes troublesome. If they are easy to talk to, communication may still be possible; if not, they may turn hostile on the spot, which makes me feel frustrated. Helping with rights protection is not my obligation; it's simply my personal responsibility.

Turning against me will not resolve anything. Blaming me will not solve the essence of your rights protection issue.

Additionally, there is another type of friend who, instead of seeking communication, wants to seek a lot of exposure first. In many cases, this closes off their path to rights protection. What could have been resolved privately is undermined by mindlessly piling on exposure, especially when evidence is insufficient; this is not the optimal solution.

My most sincere advice, if you are facing a financial dispute, whether with the project party or the exchange, or if you have been stolen from, the first thing you should always do is report it to the police. Get the police receipt; it's even better if a case can be filed, but at least you need to obtain the police receipt. Otherwise, no one will take you seriously.

That's all I have to say.

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