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Should we be Corporate or Community oriented?
When somebody (usually a service provider, seller, middleman, self-proclaimed expert) tells us that our website is not professional (i.e. not corporate looking), we agree
Our website will be very professional, i.e. Corporate looking, if we have proper business office, phone number and some fancy pie charts on our website. And, if we spend tens of thousands of dollars on various services such as marketers, agents or promoters. A lot of advertising companies, middlemen and service providers are very upset that crypto projects can approach the community directly, without paying them a cent! Traditionally, new projects (through IPO stock offering, underwriting or crowdfunding) have to hire these big guys and pay them a lot of money and obtain VC (venture capital) funding to reach the community directly. These big guys are often there to scam the startup company and ripoff the startup teams. We still get offers from service providers to do simple things like bump our post once a day in return for 2 BTC per week
Service providers, self-proclaimed experts, business coaches, promoters and even investors are often trying get something of value for free These guys want to steal your money and hard work and you should run away from them 
We launched this project to serve the Community, first and foremost. If it is not for the strong support from the Community, we wouldn't be here. In fact, when we launched our mainnet, a flood of miners started mining BCRM in less than 4 hours
Should our website be Corporate looking or Community oriented? Community oriented, of course
When somebody (usually a service provider, seller, middleman, self-proclaimed expert) tells us that our website is not professional (i.e. not corporate looking), we agree
Our website will be very professional, i.e. Corporate looking, if we have proper business office, phone number and some fancy pie charts on our website. And, if we spend tens of thousands of dollars on various services such as marketers, agents or promoters. A lot of advertising companies, middlemen and service providers are very upset that crypto projects can approach the community directly, without paying them a cent! Traditionally, new projects (through IPO stock offering, underwriting or crowdfunding) have to hire these big guys and pay them a lot of money and obtain VC (venture capital) funding to reach the community directly. These big guys are often there to scam the startup company and ripoff the startup teams. We still get offers from service providers to do simple things like bump our post once a day in return for 2 BTC per week
Service providers, self-proclaimed experts, business coaches, promoters and even investors are often trying get something of value for free
These guys want to steal your money and hard work and you should run away from them We launched this project to serve the Community, first and foremost. If it is not for the strong support from the Community, we wouldn't be here. In fact, when we launched our mainnet, a flood of miners started mining BCRM in less than 4 hours
Should our website be Corporate looking or Community oriented? Community oriented, of course
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