Is good legal? Owning gold, trading gold and mining gold all have different legalities. How much tax do you need to pay when buying the gold? What trading regulations are there on the markets? What are the legalities involved with mining on certain sites and the security offered to miners etc.
Bitcoin is legal. Trading Bitcoin is legal. Mining Bitcoin is legal. 
There may be different legal standings in terms of what can and can't be done with it and how much tax one needs to pay on any gains, but at the end of the day Bitcoin is legal. Whichever way you look at it.

I like your eagerness and enthusiasm about this but I think there's a slight flaw in the business model. As far as I am aware, there are no airlines that accept BTC as a payment method. How then are you going to create this directory for multiple cities?
Once you start expanding the realm of your definition of companies that accept BTC you'll find yourself having to include debit cards that are linked to crypto wallets which would render the site slightly impractical.
I'm curious how you'd avoid this..

Te coins themselves are worth xBTC. Selling them now would only enable you to profit on the premium in BTC which would be greater now than it would be then (after the fork) if the price of BTC were to rise as a result of it.
Personally I don't see the need to. The coins are wallets themselves so post-fork they'd have the value of BitcoinGold added to them which would add to the BTC price if you chose to sell after.
So in short, I'd advise you to keep them and if you want to buy more BTC now then by all means go for it.

Your description seems to be lacking all the main details. There's no mention of any of the specifics and more importantly what your mining model will be. You need to put in a better attempt to even be considered seriously. Your site is unprofessional and doesn't include any more information than this post (if anything it has less). You really need to give this a serious think over.

Persoanlly I wouldn't pay it. Write up a report (can be a word document) clearly explaining the full story. Be concise and clear. Don't write long paragraphs but still try and illustrate everything that happened.
Include screenshots of the LBC conversation and transaction as well as a screenshot showing that the BTC was sent (to the buyer).
That should be enough. From a legal standpoint you fulfilled your end of the transaction. They (PayPal) may try to continue sending you debt collection letters but nothing will really come of it. The only thing they might do is put an address or IP block on you for creating new PayPal accounts. But even then, there are still ways of getting around being blacklisted.

Edit: You don't need to mention you buying NLC2. Just show that you were selling Bitcoin and that you fulfilled your end of the deal. PayPal may still refuse the case since they don't offer seller protection to cryptocurrency sales but I don't think you'd 'have' to pay the debt collectors.

Nobody specifically said that. It had too much backing and hype for it to be considered that. The only thing people said was that it wouldn't be able to replace BTC which is what it was intended to do.
However, it wasn't a failure in its own right. BCH still sits at one of the top positions in terms of market cap. The new fork might impact the price of BCH too but time will tell. We'll just have to give it a few days to see the immediate affects.

The concept is nice and your site has a nice simplistic design about it. The only thing I would change is the ICO listing page. Maybe add some colour or images because too much plain text can be an eyesore.
On to the more important points, how do you review the ICOs? What background checks are done? I'm still waiting to receive mine via mail which leads onto my next point. Make all the reports available online. Having to have them sent to your email is a little inconvenient and unnecessary.

The hard fork's impact won't be known until it happens. BCH didn't really impact the price significantly. On the contrary, BTC has reached new ATHs since then and hasn't shown signs of stopping yet. It will be interesting to see how the price reacts to the fork but something tells me it'll be much like the BCH fork all over agin...

Being intangible definitely has it perks. Bitcoin is a digital asset. It is a virtual currency. Having been said there are times when tangibility comes in handy. Be it for long term storage or for education etc, the ease of paper wallets and the like enable Bitcoin to take a physical form. They both have their upsides.

Where did you graduate from?
I know of someone who can make do with some front end web development.
The project requires creating a plugin that allows items to be added to a wishlist, communicated with a database and then able to receive a 'reply' from the database.
We can discuss this more by PM or email. The project isn't crypto related but I'm sure they could pay with BTC.

There are loads of these that already exist. One of the first creators of a physical bitcoin was Mike Caldwell who sold his coins under the name Casascius.
The point of these coins is to show that bitcoins can also be physical, tangible and that there are other means of storage that don't put your coins at risk to the same extent that storing them digitally does.
Since Casascius released his coins, there have been plenty of other makers too. Some have added a twist and created art items that have their own collectible value.
If you check out the Marketplace>Goods>Collectables part of this forum, you will be able to find losts of posts and listings of these physical pieces.

OP isn't referring to creating an account but rather to having his/her coin listed and traded on their platform.
GDAX is coinbase who until recently didn't even accept LTC, so getting a new token on there would be quite difficult to say the least.
I think it'll be difficult to get featured on any to the sites you mentioned. Smaller exchanges have the option but I think that the ones you mentioned have their ow n system in place for deciding when to list trading partners and currencies.

Why is it an interesting idea? What is the need for having an ICO in this scenario? The room is practically the same as every other casino apart from having a differential reward system. An ICO here is no different from having a funding round. In this case, the idea isn't unique so the incentive to invest wouldn't be high as there isn't anything guaranteeing (or even suggesting) the success of this project. The ICO just enables the creators to raise funds before actually having a working product in place and more ICOs aren't needed currently. The malarkey is already awash with them.

BTC will always be the market leader. When BTC drops so do most Alta. The same is true for when there's a bout of positive growth.
The BTC markets consist of BTC/FIAT and BTC/ALTS. BTC has a much higher trade volume spread over the two then the specific Alt markets. Thus, when BTC/FIAT falls, the less BTC/ALTS traded. In a way it's kind of a cyclical system.   
Re the ICOs, - most are scams. Petty projects where the devs are looking to make some cash. Here today, gone tomoorw. There are a few legitimate ones that actually serve purpose but these are a minority within a minority (unfortunately).

I just read up more on the RMC and can now see watch Russia's direction is with this. My only question is why the Russian central authority is so interested in BTC mining.
The RMC buy in was huge. Most individuals (Russian citizens) weren't able to oartake in it, so it can be assumed that the majority who did were the wealthy and government officials. If so, my question is what is their end goal with becoming a mining powerhouse? What's in it for them? 

Only those wanting to spread FUD would actually use your hashtag seeing as most people on here would disagree with you.
Out of interest, what is your reasoning for the so called impending bubble burst? What economic proof do you have? Many before you have said the exact same thing only to see BTC to continue to skyrocket. I'm not saying that the price won't eventually crash (you can't rule everything out) but what's your basis for claiming that it's imminent?

Another needless ICO aimed at making a quick profit and then completely disregarding investors. It's no wonder why countries are moving to place bans or increase regulation on ICOs when they're just being used to manipulate private investors.
All these projects just keep giving Crytpo a bad public image/name and do more harm than good.

So has the affiliate marketing been able to cover your bills? If so then that's a great start. What you could do is use the income you otherwise would have spent on paying your bills to buy BTC. That would increase your BTC savings which you could keep as an investment portfolio.
Most early adopters made their BTC by mining or buying in. Some managed to offer goods/services in exchange for coins but don't assume that everyone managed to make a fortune doing so. It's not too late to jump aboard.

I'm not sure if other sites like this exist but I will definitely be bookmarking this and adding it to my favourites tab. I always use block explorers to check addresses and never even thought to see if there was a universal site that worked with all cryptos.
The only constructive criticism I have is that maybe you should consider fixing the UI on mobile platforms. Something about the formatting is a little off. Other than that it looks great.
Thank you for this! Much appreciated

Would the purchasing of advertisement and hiring of article writers be covered by the company or would it come out of the total paid to the manager?