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Hi.
Question:
In what way will the seriousness of the project that will seek investment be checked?
Based on what principles will be tested for the project sponsor?

In white paper it is written that the project should not be prohibited legislative, should not violate ethical norms.

Everything else I think is acceptable. Simply if the project is not worth it, it will not collect money.

And who will determine this? With the legislation more understandable. But who will determine the ethical norms? They are different in different countries. Yes and not only in countries. Even have different people they can be different. Then it may turn out that this rule will be used by the project management at its discretion?

but what about scammers? let's lay out the left documents for a project that seems to be interesting, they can get funding?

I think that Acorn will have a lawyer who will screen out deliberately fraudulent projects.

But in general, it's just a market you yourself have to analyze the project

in this place, there may be bureaucracy and slowness, demand additional documents, pause sponsorship and thereby break agreements in part.