Helping people build more accurate and reliable mental models of concepts primarily expressed and implemented in software. Since 1981, when it was termed “cognitive ergonomics” (even earlier, it was termed “human factors”).

Thank you for the kind words but I fear you may have understandably misjudged my motivation. I'm quite non-partisan. For example, I don't own any Spreadcoin. I mined some whilst supporting the network in the early stages and sold them when I redirected my attention elsewhere.

This might seem cavalier without the additional context provided by the fact that my disciplinary background as a cognitive psychologist obliges me to consider profoundly the implications of Kathleen Vohs' work on the effects of “money priming” on cognition  and pro-social behaviour.

To a large degree, that which you found commentworthy is simply the end result of that consideration.

Cheers

Graham