Sounds interesting as long as you keep communicating well and be honest, to many scammers out here.
Anyhow, good luck!
Couldn't agree more, been following the Hashfast situation for the past few weeks. I honestly don't think they are scammers, just very amateurish in their approach to what is a reasonably complex engineering project. Why, oh why won't they talk to their customers? Someone else on one of the forums, I cant find the post right now, hit the nail on the head by saying that even very pissed off customers would rather be told what's actually happening and what might be done about it rather than hearing nothing and speculating about what's really going on.
It just makes everyone's life unpleasant, especially those that have paid a lot of money in good faith and have nothing to show for it.
You're right that communication is vital, from our point of view (which is of course biased) an awful lot of the previous proposals have been a bit long on style and short on technical substance which is, after all, what makes the project stand or fall. Many of the headline figures simply don't stand up to scrutiny but unless you've got really in depth knowledge it's not obvious that something isn't right.
Thanks for your good wishes.