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Why're you selling something so hard if it's "free"? Oh right, mailing lists.
I have chosen not to charge money, in lieu of opting in. That much is true.
Here's a tip: do something actually useful.
Since when does bashing on someone in deed doing 'something useful' count as a "tip"?
If you had actually read the Tao of Bitcoin, you' would have very quickly discovered that:
1) It is definitely not for noobs.
2) It does not in any way, shape or form promote any type of premium / affiliate product whatsoever.
3) It adds real value to the Bitcoin Community by pointing out open source solutions, resources and strategies that directly benefit the end user.
The Real Tip:
Plastering a buncha ginormous "digital product impressions" and dangling lame carrots in people's faces is obnoxious as all get out and firmly pegs you as someone who's here for the sole purpose of milking noobs (and no, it doesn't matter whether that's "your intention". It's what you're doing).
I find it strangely ironic that my 'intention' is precisely the opposite. Once again, had you actually read the Tao of Bitcoin (or any of the other materials provided on UberNifty.com, for that matter)... then you could come to no other conclusion but the correct one:
My intentions are pure and my work speaks for itself.
Regardless of whether 'noob' or 'seasoned pro'... my only goal is to provide quality information in a timely manner that helps individuals stay safe and secure while exploring the benefits of cryptocurrencies as a viable option. There is obviously no lack of great altcoin-based technologies within the bitcoin ecosystem. Quality educational information presented in an easily-accessible and digestible manner is far rarer,
And while your troll-like bully tactics leave much to be desired, your point is well taken. I will strongly reconsider my presentation.
However, the fact that you bashed on my work without citing or substantiating your claims is another matter altogether. Your slanderous remarks do not change that fact that my work speaks for itself, and requires no further justification.
Alternatively, you can just derp on back to the warrior forum.
Sure, if my goal was to offer web marketing-related goods or services to web marketers. That is clearly NOT the case.
Perhaps you should heed your own advice. At any rate, regardless of how asshole-ish your actual sound advice may come across... it's still sound. I will definitely reconsider my presentation, and for that I sincerely thank you. And I leave you with a tip in return: Next time, carefully consider a more diplomatic approach before spewing off.
