OK so I'm a Newbie here 
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I've been meaning to get involved with the Bitcoin Forum for many many months but just haven't got around to it until now. What has largely prompted me to do so is the BCharity.io airdrop which requires one to mention their project on BitcoinTalk. Having read their whitepaper I must say that this particular ICO is one of the more interesting one's out there - a decentralised international charity exchange designed to increase the accessibility and efficiency of charity across the world.
Now this raises a few questions:
...I've been meaning to get involved with the Bitcoin Forum for many many months but just haven't got around to it until now. What has largely prompted me to do so is the BCharity.io airdrop which requires one to mention their project on BitcoinTalk. Having read their whitepaper I must say that this particular ICO is one of the more interesting one's out there - a decentralised international charity exchange designed to increase the accessibility and efficiency of charity across the world.
Now this raises a few questions:
- With such a large number of ICO's/ITO's out there competing for capital
, is BCharity.io as promising as I think - can the project raise sufficient funds to reach it's hardcap, can the team pull together, stick to the roadmap, accomplish it's goals and succeed or is it just a pipedream/scam like so many others purporting to change the world?
- Is BitcoinTalk an appropriate forum to be having discussions re. new tokens or is this perceived to be off topic by longstanding community members?
- Whilst I gather that their is considerable resentment amongst community members that altcoins/tokens are being shilled on this forum, is it not a good thing that more traffic is being driven to the site?
Now that we have arrived, some of us Newbie's will strive to become more involved in discussions re. Bitcoin and not just use this as a platform to tick the boxes to get our airdrops.
why chairty? their doing an airdrop?
D80
