Quote from: nelson4lov on August 29, 2017, 09:00:03 PM

Quote from: Elevated on August 29, 2017, 08:29:49 AM

I signed up for email updates on your website two or three weeks ago, and haven't seen any emails, and particularly haven't seen one that references the existence of a whitelist application. I've checked all my folders. Was this particular to me, others experienced this? Is it still possible for someone on your team to reference the time I (and others?) first submitted my email address on your website, so that I/we may be whitelisted? Obviously when we signed up for updates, this is exactly the kind of information we expected to see.

Hello @Elevated. The Enigma team usually sends out periodic newsletter. The announcement above particularly address questions asked by members of the Enigma community. Right now, The details of the upcoming Enigma token sale (Max investment cap by person, etc) is still being finalized.

Once this is completed, A detailed post will be published and newsletter sent out. In the mean time, You should join the Enigma Telegram Announcement Channel here: http://t.me/enigmacatalystann

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Hello Everyone! ICOalert has just released their report on Enigma's upcoming crowdsale - it's an in-depth, 13 minutes read.

Please read and share! https://blog.icoalert.com/ico-alert-report-enigma-catalyst-8402398e062e

Thanks for your response. I understand what happened, but I think we disagree on where the line is drawn for being part of the community. It seems your team decided people who signed up for slack were entitled to news of a whitelist, while people who opted into your email list that promised "updates", were not (I consider news of a whitelist an important update!). A lot of people don't like slack, due to the amount of trolling/shilling/FUD and other irrelevant info posted there. That doesn't mean we aren't interested in being part of the community. Not sure why one channel received preference over another.