@opensea @cartyisme we need your help protecting the BirdHood community. The original BirdHood founder abandoned the project after a fraudulent $BIRD token drop that took ~$1,800 from holders, then stopped communicating. To protect the community, 3 holders organized a takeover, faithfully recreated BirdHood, and airdropped 1:1 replacements to every original holder. We have followed the correct OpenSea process, submitted the requested information, and provided evidence — yet we continue receiving generic responses that don’t address the actual situation. We’re asking OpenSea to recognize: Official community collection: 0xbca7a1e7613bD5f38446a401784C22489c9A15aB Original compromised contract: 0xeE3d4535DE9df07ADefdc24B676487688118BE33 Please remove the flag and clearly distinguish/hide the compromised collection so collectors aren’t directed toward the scammer-controlled contract. We have the on-chain evidence, transaction hashes, snapshot records, 1:1 airdrop proof, and community documentation ready for review. We aren’t asking OpenSea to decide legal ownership. We’re asking for a real review of the evidence and help protecting the holders who remained and rebuilt this community. @BirdhoodNFT was saved by its community. Please help us protect it. 🐦‍