Yes it was unfortunate we released him purely because we could not prove if these allegations were true or it was just some early investors of Aventus who were trying to protect their investment so to say.
Our new marketing manager is well versed in not only social media but SEO and direct advertising, an improvement over the last manager! Things can turn out like this and we like to look at it as an opportunity to find someone new for the project bringing more unique benefits.
I don't understand why anyone would attack EventChain when they also invested in Aventus. They are not competing in the same regions so it would make more sense to invest in both if they're bullish on the ticket market.
Anyway, didn't the marketing manager offer to show his post history to prove he didn't make those posts? If I were that released marketing manager I would be really sad or angry having to quit a job over false accusations and do anything to prove the contrary.
Those are unfortunate news for the project, having to quit because some possibly made up story couldn't be proved wrong may be upsetting for the entire team, at least lets hope this actually helps the project by showing people how serious the team is, whiling to take hard decisions for the betterment of the project itself and the team in general, at least for me, this just reinforces my trust in this ICO, thanks EventChain.