It's not a matter of ignoring it. As I've said in the past, we are open to using any fork funds for exchange listings, development, and other means of supporting our project. Simply throwing money at a coin isn't great for long term success and adoption. We need to consider staying as legitimate as possible, making the best out of timing, and preparing a proper sustainable strategy.
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You keep saying this but I don't see MGO listed in any big exchange yet after all this month. MGO is currently listed in exchanges where most of this free airdrop coins can easily find a home. I know you said something about sec but didn't expand on what aspect of the coin is creating the issue. Also, you guys touted that you will buy back mgo during the ico, well, all we asking is that you take less than 1% of your earning and buy back some of this coins rather than just ignoring what is happening and throwing out a lot of excuse. I do appreciate your constant interaction on the thread and to be fair my fuss is not directed towards you cos I know there is hierarchy in the team but like I mentioned before, the MGO personnel don't constantly wake up with panic and anxiety wondering if the coin has crashed top nil. They already well compensated and even with the growth of BTC price, their compensation has quadrupled. So, it's easier to sit on the high chair and tell investors to deal with it, while they watch their investment squander to nothing. I just invested 2 btc and that's barely worth 1800, I can only imagine how an individual who threw a lot of BTC on this project feels. I know you should never invest more than you can afford to lose but this guys believed in the project, thus the investment and as of the moment, it seem like MGO personnels could care less. Everything that was promised is severely delayed  and you guys don't even want to implement the buy back that you promised