Why is it so hard to be respectful and ask your questions politely? We are open to your questions, but please keep them in a respectful manor or they will considered a malicious/harmful and WILL be deleted.
Do we make ourselves clear here?
-BitStoneDev
Do we make ourselves clear here?
-BitStoneDev
Respect is earned, not declared. Respect goes both ways too. And disagreeing/criticizing does not mean lack of respect unless you attended Garza's school of Interwebs etiquette.
I consider it highly disrespectful that you posted four paragraphs in an accusatory tone and yet did not answer the simple questions:
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If that's the case why did you delete the post pointing that out? (re multiple accounts)
And who is the other member of the team who created the OP and was referring to kilo17 in third person?
I'd like to start asking on-topic questions about your coin but it looks like you'd rather delete posts than answer anything that you don't like. Why is that?
And who is the other member of the team who created the OP and was referring to kilo17 in third person?
I'd like to start asking on-topic questions about your coin but it looks like you'd rather delete posts than answer anything that you don't like. Why is that?
We can respect your response and will do everything in our power to earn that respect. That process in which we attempt to earn that respect will start now. Lets just be on the same page with trying to avoid the harmful tones, and ask your questions in a respectful manor.
The Response above was a broad response for everyone, not just you...but we have no problem addressing individual concerns one by one as we already have been.
"If that's the case why did you delete the post pointing that out?"
The reason your posts were deleted is because parts of your post broke the thread rules. I have explained the reasoning's for that above SuchMoon.
"And who is the other member of the team who created the OP and was referring to kilo17 in third person?"
Are we talking about this?
"Founding member Dr. Keith Harville, has actively been engaged within the FinTech (Financial Technology) community continually advocating the emergence of digital currencies. He has personally set aside over $1,000,000 USD in precious gems, and artwork as assets for the newly established digital currency BitStone (BST.) The multibillion dollar global precious gemstone market has historically been an aggressive economic ecosystem with wide appeal to the masses from the poor to the very rich due to product desirability for jewelry, collecting and investing. The rarity of precious gemstones have for centuries been collected by the wealthy due to their high concentration of value in a very small package making collecting, storing and the transport of vast wealth more practical than heavy and bulky gold and silver."
The above excerpt was a snippet from "The Founder" Section of the Whitepaper. We considered that more of an opening tone, and felt it fit best where it sits on the OP. The OP was constructed using multiple sources of content created for BitStone. This content was written by multiple members on the team. The Team Overview is outlined in the whitepaper, and we kindly ask that you read it. We hope you don't think we are being rude in that sense of asking you to read it.
"I'd like to start asking on-topic questions about your coin but it looks like you'd rather delete posts than answer anything that you don't like. Why is that?"
As we have mentioned in the above post, we have no problem answering your on-topic questions Such Moon. Post that were deemed harmful and broke the rules were deleted. We will answer anything you have on your mind, but like - we said ask that the way in which those questions be phrased in a respectful manor. We hope that's not asking to much.
We look forward to answering more your questions, and hope our answers to your recent quesitons mentioned above have eased your concerns.
-BitStoneDev
