Some toughts ...

i just have been asked by a friend: "if you post these photos, couldn't they think, you are a scammer??"

I was surprised and got aware how far the idea of "how to identify a scammer" is away from any reality.
"Scammer like to post plenty of fake photos" TRUE, but the truth is in the word "fake" not in the word "photos"
Its a bit of an example of the fact, that many users are not capable of understanding and rating a coin, blockchain, mining or whatever project.
Scammers know that and these users are their target. Why should they target us technical people, we are not only more difficult to cheat on, but also  THE MINORITY.
If we want to get users into Bitcoin and Altcoins, we will have to take care and feel reponsible for the users overall experience. We have to take care of them.

Back to our project: Federated Blockchains has never asked for any money, in fact it will never. I am opposing the practice of ICO, because its starting from
nothing on the backs of your future customers. This is to "GoldmanSax" like".
This view has a tradition in my project, i rebooted Europecoin completely selffunded and bought any Europecoin, I own, myself, just like my users did.
Nowadays the core-founders of Federated Blockchains are selfemployed people, who  have their own companies since decades and that's why we will in future,
 also not ask anyone for funds or his hard earned money in any form. AND we will even create jobs.

Thats why i also refuse to limit my kind of sharing, just because scammers are misusing the same kind of sharing. I will not give them that power to influence my actions

so long
Matthias