Not trying to defend or accuse anyone, but i feel i need to point out that asking for evidence is not an accusation, as someone claimed.
That is a suspicious innuendo, reminiscent of other times in human history.
This thread, and its "moderated" (?!?) spin-off, have been pretty boring of late.
To those who demand evidence of everything: you are accusing the Cyprus Mail of lying and/or of copy-pasting their article from this forum without bothering to make even a single local phone call to the N&B offices to check. That is a serious accusation, so it is your turn now to provide the evidence of that.
As for Danny's background before going to Cyprus, we have only a claim that "he worked as security in nighclubs and pubs in Sheffield UK". Are there any public records of that? Did he have any schooling after high school? Did he ever provide a biography?
This quote above, (bold and underlines are mine) seems to be saying that the people that are asking for evidence from a media outlet, are actually accusing the media outlet of lying.
And two lines below, the same poster is asking for evidence on a part of the story that is of interest to him, personally.
Now, why would someone accuse the people that are asking for evidence, in the same post he himself is asking for evidence?A few posts back, another poster gave an address claiming it was brewsters wallet.
People asked him to verify that the address he posted belongs indeed to the person the poster said it did.
If you take a look you will see that a few people asked for "any kind of evidence that the address belongs to him".
The people that asked for evidence are either critical against neo, or supportive, nevertheless do ask for evidence.
The anonymous poster only told us that he had received a payment from brewster via that address and thus he claimed that the address was indeed his.
This is no evidence though. You know that, i know that, the poster who made the claim also knows that. Yet he made absolutely no attempt to verify his claim.
Why would someone make such a claim, if he has no evidence to support it?Without any evidence of any kind, such statements can only be seen as suspicious.
Anyone can make a claim.
It is up to the person making the claim, to support it with substantial and independently verifiable evidence.
Furthermore, unlike anon speculators or commentators like you and me, news outlets do have the obligation to follow up and check on what they are reporting.
This startup is only a few months old. It belongs to the real world, not the virtual. It is not a scamcoin, or a "cryptofunds" IPVO.
It went public, this has real life implications.
If authorities are on it and any mismanagement has occurred, it will be revealed and dealt with.