Remove all references to the private property known as "Bitshares Group"

[grctest]

For some reason, this website which is supposed to be a neutral Bitshares github website for all, is promoting an individual's private property which they have explicitly stated "they own".

Remove the following links:
https://t.me/BitSharesDEV
https://t.me/BitSharesGroup
https://twitter.com/BitSharesGroup
https://linkedin.com/company/bitsharesgroup
https://www.youtube.com/@BitSharesBlockchain

Remove all references to "Bitshares Group"

We should instead be directing users to neutral non-centralized resources which aren't owned by an individual who is known to ban those who rub them up the wrong way.

e.g. replace with neutral terminology not promoting an individual's personal private property & use neutral links like:

https://hive.blog/created/bitshares
https://reddit.com/r/bitshares
And the decentralized chat room solutions

[brekyrself]

Absolutely need to point new users, developers, anyone interested in the bts blockchain to neutral end points.

Hive is a great platform for general topics while the discussions sections on here provides a clean sheet for more technical discussions.

[Impulssi]

Groups managed by a single individual can have a detrimental effect on the openness and fairness of the community. They may favor certain perspectives or interest groups and exclude those who disagree or ask critical questions. This not only hampers individuals' ability to participate in discussions but also undermines the overall development and innovation of the community. Therefore, it's important to promote an open and decentralized approach that allows all parties to express their opinions and participate in community decision-making.

I strongly support the proposed alternative measures aimed at creating an open and fair environment for all members of the BitShares community. This requires the use of neutral and decentralized resources that are not under the control of any single individual and that enable everyone's voice to be heard. This way, we can ensure that every member can participate freely and fairly in the community's activities and decision-making processes.

[grctest]

Looks like I'll have to do it myself:
#12
bitshares/roadmap#5
bitshares/.github#1
bitshares/docs#3
bitshares/awesome-bitshares#124

Thanks for the support @Impulssi & @brekyrself