Will that be like it is with bounty's? People can write articles about it and get rewarded?

Exactly, STO is something much needed in crypto space and security tokens are going to surely take over simply because they offer much safer conditions for investors. Faba is one of the examples of what is going to become standard pretty soon.

I have been checking the road map and what interests me is if we will have to wait until 2023 or longer for first returns of our investments?

We are glad to announce another funding received from CCT Consulting. Check out blog post for more details about this latest funding:

https://steemit.com/fabainvest/@fabainvest/faba-recieves-usd-1-12m-from-cct-consulting

With the plans the team have for the Faba project, I can assure you that tokens will do well from day one when listed in the exchanges in Q3

Yes. We made sure it was audited to avoid future occurrence.

All token holders will have the right to vote for this decision or some specific amnunt of tokens will be needed to have those rights?

The first token you received is no longer valid due to the smart contract bug that affected a lot of erc20 tokens last week. So we have successfully built a new smart contract which is now our one and only smart contract.

Thank you FABA team, i got my airdrop tokens today!

reportedly also FABA has reached its softcap, and will enter the market after the ICO is finished,
still enthusiasm to join in the bounty 

At the moment we can't disclose  the exact amount we have raised. Although we have long exceeded our softcap.

KYC is wanted and hated at the same time, really tricky situation.Wanted cos of scams and hated cos of anonymity.

Good news,bounty  campaign started today, i just joined signature campaign!

Here is the bounty thread link for those interested  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5095858.0

I miss the Soviet Union. I never visited the country during its 72 years of existence, and I didn’t much like what I read about it in late-Cold War newspapers and library copies of Soviet Life: the long queues for bread, the military parades presided over by impassive bemedaled field marshals, the kitschy tributes to dictators, the Olympians inflated by performance-enhancing drugs. Communism, with its denial of both God and the individual, never appealed to me as a way of life, and I doubt it was much good for the Russian worker, the Polish worker, the East German worker, or the Yugoslavian worker.

Communism was, however, fantastic for the American worker. It’s no coincidence that the golden age of American equality, that period from the 1940s to the 1970s when the gap between CEOs and employees hit its all-time low, was almost exactly coterminous with the Cold War. As any capitalist will tell you, competition is good for the marketplace. It forces businesses to create better products and more efficient services for consumers. The same is true for capitalism itself: as a means of raising the living standards of an entire society, it never functioned better than when it was forced to compete with a rival economic system. [...]

An economy without a marketplace will produce only the bare minimum necessary for survival. But capitalism, in its rawest form, leads to the same result. Unless tempered by unionization or a social welfare state, the iron law of wages reduces the majority of workers to a subsistence level, while creating vast wealth for a tiny ownership class. Ronald Reagan advanced a false dichotomy between Communism and capitalism that is still with us, 25 years after his presidency ended. It’s true, as Louise Bryant said in “Reds,” that Communism would never have worked in the United States — but capitalism isn’t working as well without it.

http://www.salon.com/2014/04/01/communism_saved_the_american_worker_how_soviet_competition_raised_our_living_standards/

For athiest there is no God ,everthing is creation or the existance with cause and effect.We create our own heaven or  hell,not in hereafter ,but on earth,in our lifetime by the compassion we give our fellow beings and which we receive in return.
 His thinking is free from all the prejudices and fear created by the flagbearers of different religions fundamentalists and not influenced by any relgion and beyond its restrictions.His only holy sacrament is compassion because he recognizes that the individual life is precious to him and accord the same value to the life of all other beings including beings who opposes our religions and political belief. Do you agree?

I started practicing cigarettes since I was 9 years old. Regular smoking starts from the age of 12. Now I am 26 years old, I'm trying hard to give up smoking, but can not do  not? Can someone give me some good advice to quit smoking?