I dont understand why any of these campaign ''managers'' dont make an account and gain some activity here. Isnt it obvious that people dont trust newbie accounts?
Thank you for your comment. We have been thinking to hire some high level community manager or even buy an account, but then we decided that we want to be 100% fair and be who we are, as we feel may gave more trust than some 'recently bought' account or some person who is active on million topics and then suddenly start to promote a startup for which he never heard just a few days ago. May be that is not the right decision, but such approach resonates much more with us than any attempts to 'cheat' the community. Our product, our detailed 40+ pages white-paper covering everything in details, our names and our background should serve as a basis of trust.
Also this account will become jr. member quite soon
