^devs scammed us out of our "airdrop" ~ go crawl into a dark place.. D:
I, for one, wasn't scammed. At the beginning of this venture, I raised alarms about how folks could easily game the system in participating by earning several airdrops, the example I used depicted ten airdrops. My concerns were met by devs stating that there were defense mechanisms in place so to curtail such practices. That wasn't good enough for me, so I created 20 users accounts and successfully game the system with all 20 of them, received my airdrops, then quickly sold them off, making about five grand - five grand from something that was impossible to accomplish, and sold to some users on this thread who had the red-ass for me at the time. Pretty fuckin amazin', eh?
Since then, I've stayed cleared of this thread, mostly because it doesn't seem like a major nefarious entity, albeit I profited from it the same ways others and perhaps Decred, itself, made bank.
That said, if you like airdrops it just so happens that I'm conducting one myself to the tune of dropping U$1M of my CPL token. Take a look ->
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nn-yutubopolis-u10m-proof-of-burn-largest-pb-in-crypto-history-1900371 I'll even pay users acting as an oversight committee of sorts in making sure that everything surrounding the airdrop et al. is above board.
GL with completing roadmap and make people know about decred. Devs are true geek gangstas. 
