we must embrace new ways of dealing with internal company matters
I believe this is what Jonathan and Neil were communicating to you. Internal company matters are just that, internal to us, to resolve ourselves, between ourselves, not in public.
No, that is not what they were communicating to me. I had put them both in a room together and they both acted like children refusing to communicate. As an investor I expect that the team I've invested in would behave like adults, place their egos aside and make a genuine effort to calm me down. The exact opposite was accomplished and I am not a small stakeholder in this. I know you're the marketing rep for the company, but don't blindly assume these types of situations magically resolve themselves. The direction we were headed was to $2/token, and my actions prevented this. Be logical, sit down with a piece of paper and map out the best case, average case and worst case scenarios for each action. From what I had worked out, this had at least a 33% chance of ending up in a situation where I was simply going to watch my investment turn rotten. Investors in crypto want results, not excuses, not patronizing comments. If the company offering has to grow stronger at the risk of your reputations, then that's a small price to pay. Reputations are overplayed anyway, here we mostly care about results. Deliver us results and we'll be your best pals, buy you drinks, wine and dine you.
Add this code to your blockchain parameters.
More transparency == better company
if (company.isMoreTransparent() && founders.canBehaveLikeAdults())
{
goodThingsHappen();
}
else
{
youDealWithMe();
}
Clear?