Also the CEO of CoinsSource has commented in this thread and hasn't refuted any of the claims. What does that tell you?
No i just don't mind these claims, everyone is entitled to their opinion and whatever else, there is nothing i can do to stop it. On Bitcointalk anyone is free to express their opinion good or bad, fud or not. This is just the unregulated, decentralized nature of digital currencies.
In this scenario, i believe you are pretty much wasting your time with this situation. There was 1 mishap with shadowcoin article where it did not get cross-examined by our editors, and we apologized for that. Everything else will remain consistent with what we've done and tried to achieve.
(edit) Personally, I don't appreciate this skepticism, and fact-less based arguments. I sent you a very thorough response through PM, and yet you've not inclined to quote it any shape or manner.
Spoetnik already crowned himself king when it comes to this sort of thing, i don't foresee any uprising against him soon for that throne.
I know you responded and I've already acknowledged that in this thread. I didn't post it because it doesn't address any of the claims made in this thread. Claims backed by strong evidence. These claims revolve around your website giving someone a platform to publicize their own biased agenda. Here was your unsatisfactory response:
"He tries to put a positive spin on this by stating the coin has since risen to 18k satoshis lol"
Hello Ib88,
Thank you for contacting me regarding Alleppo.
The quote above made me laugh pretty hard. Anyways, i appreciate your great concern for Coins Source's journalists, but i'm going to clearly state here, Coins Source has almost no agenda, but to help progress the digital currency climate into the future.
Several of our articles have been taken out of reference, several coins that we write about are during a major market-movement, to highlight (most of the time) the good behind the coin, and why it was successful. I'm personally an advocator of all good development, good coins, and etc and in always contact with a vast amount of developers.
Now in certain instance there is a lot of confusion behind coins, most recently blocknet. We put forth our time and effort into really digging into the fud, and finding out the source of it all. We pain pictures in positive, negative and neutral lighting (such as blocknet) and let the reader decide for themselves.
Coins Source isn't the highest funded journalist site, and i can say here, with 100% certainty, we have never been paid for any coverage, any article, or anything whatsoever outside of the advertising, sponsored stories and trust verifications. We truly run on a tight budget, and we work our hardest to bring quality news, and investment advice to the reader, we have a strong passion and desire to do what we do.
Sometimes articles come up for scrutiny due to bias, which is found almost everywhere. But since we like to cover relevant coins, markets they come under the heaviest light. We make sure not to influence markets in any shape or manner (after the keycoin incident)
While not everything is clear, we are working our hardest. We can assure you that, we want to reach out to all digital currencies and make it a global force, which we've slowly doing, through effort, whereas few have dared to venture.
I really hope you can see the light from our perspective, alleppo is a good journalist and does not mean any harm, is not paid-off or anything you would regard him as.
Feel free to contact me anytime, my communication channels are open for anyone. Come speak with me mate, i won't bite.
Best Regards,
T.k. Hamed
CEO & Founder of Coins Source Inc.
1-562-794-5097
Skype: Anaxai9
Even you laughed at the stupidity of Aleppo's market analysis.
"Personally, I don't appreciate this skepticism, and fact-less based arguments." Which is ironic because that is the basis of the original article that was published on YOUR website. And please stop with the condescending "king" remark. This all comes to an end on my part when 2 things happen:
1. CoinsSource issue an apology on their website and twitter stating that the original article presented an unbalanced and biased opinion and that you should've waited for Dan to respond to all the allegations before prematurely publishing it.
2. No more articles by Aleppo Allesadero appear on your website.
This is how you write an article btw:
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/chronology-of-the-smear-campaign-against-the-blocknetTry to learn something from them.