So while around you the world is in flames you decide to write a blogpost. Fine
In this blogpost you decide to write about unrelated projects, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Fine.
In this blogpost, which is also the very first in 2017 you write a single paragraph about the HEAT launch. Fine.

But then, you comment on Ethereums push for Enterprise and you not only have the audacity to question Ethereums ability to scale but also to say it won't be able to be half as good as HEATs ability to scale?!?!

Right now Ethereum has a market cap close to 1.5 Billion USD. HEAT right now is not even included in ANY exchange. Ethereum is a project mostly developed by a group of individuals with known track record and also a community. HEAT is a shithole inside Bitcointalk developed by a man whose track record mainly consists of a failed coin ("FIMK") and an interview on YouTube where he is obviously laughing at the fact that people gave him money for the whitepaper he composed while shitting bricks sitting on a public toilet. Oh and of course you, Eliphaz Savage Fimk, the man who is known for even less. Together you clowns did not present anything by now but a central website where people can click buttons and hope your so-called blockchain won't fork just by looking at it.

If anything this post shows just one thing: Your inability to communicate. For weeks now people ask for you to come forward with something more than an announcement for a new hard fork because once again your code was unable to deliver consistency. But all people got is a shitty "crypto roundup" by an utter idiot whose opinion and comment on any other project than his own is not appreciated by anyone on this planet (That's right not even your mom is interested in the shit you write). But hey, at least we now know that the whole thing is a long-term project. It's not that we already knew that when on the day of release you guys were "still figuring out which features to include in the launch".

Seriously guys, we had enough. Just return the funds. You two clowns are unable to deliver. You guys lack the skills to maintain a software project, let alone the skills needed to solve scalability issues for the masses.

Return the funds.