Okay, I recognize that you don't agree.
Perhaps, then, this is an opportunity to agree to improve the disclosure statement so you no longer interpret it as a threat. I see no evidence that generlizethis intended it as a threat when he proposed it and offered it for your feedback. I guess maybe if you had engaged with the process at that time, this disagreement could have been avoided.
Let's be constructive.
What changes, if any, do you propose to the disclosure statement?
As I said above ^
As a core dev, to have any semblance of ethics / professionalism, when accusing your competitors of being frauds/scams, you just do it once and do it properly and let people make their own mind up.
Trying it on by posting it 1000's of times on numerours threads, including to the point where the Dash thread has now been mainly you and Icebreaker spamming this (yes I see you are deleting those messages), proves you are not doing it out of any 'honest concern'.
The bottom line is, core devs should not be 'protecting their competitors commuities from scams'. I don't think you have any idea (or a lot of people here) how extremely crooked that is to do, and why (for example) no one from the Dash team has ever mentioned your own problems like crippled miner launch, botnets, extracting user's private keys to a server - it's
not their place to say.
As long as you don't get this, you are just destroying your own credibility and investments.