about the font and complaints you talk to your companion. if his posts had not closed my posts, I would not have written. you're the first one who answers me correctly. your subordinates do not listen to criticism and start getting angry. if you're so angry about the criticism, I'll be silent now. but now everyone knows how you feel about it. that it is better you do not offer anything. And AGAIN, I'm NOT MAD AT YOU, I criticized your work. I don't CARE WHAT AND HOW YOU HAVE going on, I don't believe the project since the promises were not fulfilled. just so the behavior you enter into the delusion of their future users. maybe I'll make them understand that the project is not developing. there is no movement. there are only words in the chat, but in reality a complete failure. you just write and send your coin to the strange exchange. why would you? why not bring on the good one and exchange the rest? why breed a bunch? while you'll sit and feed the people in the chat promises, the future you do not see. This is the reality of cryptocurrency. THE MORE SILENCE, THE LESS FAITH THE DEVELOPERS. mark my words. you'll remember them.
I really do appreciate you expressing your concerns with the project. I too have had my hiccups in the past where I didn't believe the developers were listening to the community. I vehemently expressed my opinions to no avail.
This is what I DO NOT WANT TO SEE WITH POSQ.
I'm glad that you can differentiate between anger for the team vs. anger for progress. We hit a stumbling block and are on the way to recovery (we got scammed by the Lead developer Codex).
I'm sorry you no longer believe in the project. There was a moment too, when I first found out that we got our donations stolen and the lead developer dumped coins on the exchanges, that I did not believe it. Infact, I ignored it for a little bit of time. But after I wised up and saw the truth, I did my best to wrestle control of the coin from the developer on all aspects. What we have now is a coin that's held entirely by what I believe are trustworthy members. They have shown real dedication to the project, at their own detriment.
Why would they continue on with a project to sully their names? Only if they had true belief that we can make this coin work. And we are making it work. Every step I see us doing is in a positive light. I'm in it for the long term.
I'm a miner and I don't want my name sullied. I joined PSD during the early phases because I was excited. We swapped, and the masternodes came out, and I was more excited. Things seemed to be going well.
Then, again, we had a stumbling block that I'm not going to focus on any longer. It is water under the bridge we are building to regain trust with the community and investors. I hope you see that. I wouldn't be putting my time and effort towards this project if I didn't have faith in its capabilities and its team members.
Regarding bringing out coins to obscure exchanges, we are gaining exposure as fast as we can through suggested upcoming potentially successful projects. Remember, coins need exchanges as much as exchanges need coins.
Binance and CoinEx weren't built in a day. Neither was Rome.
I'll throw a little jab in there : the Greeks and Romans worshiped Poseidon.
I'm going to do my best to see this coin through, whether its to the moon or to the grave. But my efforts will be focused on the moon.
Thanks again rus. I hope you feel you've sufficiently stated your piece.
