I think I can speak for most people who have been here since Jan-Feb 2014 when I say, there's nothing that can faze us anymore.
That's one of the concerns I have. In some respects, a cult-like following is emerging. When your leader can do no wrong, you are not being objective.
There's nothing wrong with believing in your dev team--especially as they continue to deliver. Further, you can certainly remain objective. Lastly, the whole project no longer hinges on one man. Unless you are physically contributing code yourself, you're going to have to put some trust in those coding away (a team that has been pretty open about their identities).
I think your response is entirely valid and appropriate oblox. But I do think MyFarm raises a very important observance of a phenomena that's here in Darkcoin and many other crypto projects. We're very fortunate that we appear to have a lead dev that's somewhat impervious to all the glowing fanboy love that's showered on him (and I'm not for an instant suggesting Evan shouldn't be praised or given accolades for what he's achieved and continues to achieve) but there is massive amounts of confirmation bias at work in the many interactions between us all. For the project to become really robust and shock-proof this aspect of it needs to mature, which I believe it will, but more discussion on these psychological phenomena is required.
"....but more discussion on these psychological phenomena is required."
oh god, please no. Anything but that.
It's simple.
Go out to work. Get paid. Buy Darkcoin.
If you feel the urge to spend some of your money on, say, a present for your better half or food for the kids, then you're ok.
If you think about spending money on other things and decide to spend your money on DRK anyway, then you have reached cult follower status. You will probably die rich, alone and very happy. PM for the number of a great blonde escort
