I am actually glad that ChipMixer has spoken out about this. It shows that despite certain people here not seeing a problem with this potential abuse, that ChipMixer itself acknowledges the situation, and acts to prevent it. If it wasn't someone else who brought this point up, it wouldn't even come up in my mind to exploit the fork and this service just to obtain profits. But even if I did know it, as I said before (a few posts ago), I will not drain the chip reserve because I know that it would negatively impact those who actually need privacy. I value moral standards over potential profits.