Quote from: bolaris on March 22, 2018, 01:21:37 PM

Quote from: Forty-Niner on March 20, 2018, 03:50:56 PM

Quote from: zongyongge on March 20, 2018, 02:44:21 PM

Quote from: Forty-Niner on March 20, 2018, 02:34:40 PM

Hi everyone, this is my first post, I'm new to Crypto, just a couple of months, happy I found this thread! I think EarthCoin can be a great coin if we can change some of the negative opinions about it. For example when one searches EarthCoin in Google, one of the first few search results that come up is a CoinTelegraph article by Lyke Aru, titled "OneCoin leads top 3 scam coin list, S-Coin, EarthCoin Follow". The article cites this an opinion from Angelina Lazar with quotes from Nawaf Abdullah of a BitCoin exchange based in Ghana called eBitronics. They basically say it's a pump and dump scheme without a real website. But this eBitronics "exchange" does not even have a website, just a Twitter page! I think it's unfortunate that EarthCoin is getting this undeserved bad publicity. If I tell someone about EarthCoin, or anyone wants to lookup EarthCoin, they do a search, and this CoinTelegraph article that pops up on the first result page will just immediately scare people away from EarthCoin. I sent feedback to Google a couple of times with my opinion that the article misrepresents EarthCoin, but the article is still there showing up on the first few results. Maybe we can collectively sway CoinTelegraph's negative opinion of EarthCoin, I can't see how EartCoin can get any traction here with this article showing up as one of the first few search results. Thanks.

Do you mean to write some articles that recommend Coincoin?
Can you write it? Can you help Earth coins develop together?
Your opinion is good
Thank you.

I was thinking more in line with the community contacting CoinTelegraph by Facebook with their opinions of the article, (if they disagree with it) or maybe contacting Google by feedback. I have done those already, I'm new to Crypto and not an author, so I don't foresee any sites publishing any Crypto article I write.

The team here at earthcoin.io have just sent cointelegraph an email expressing concern over this article. It is outdated, innacurate and defamatory toward the earhcoin community.

We urge all our users to also respond via email to editor@cointelegraph.com
and express concern that their article must be unpublished. It is tainting the generosity of all our efforts in bringing this project back to its glory.

We are trying our best here at earthcoin.io to spread the word that this is a community volunteer effort and we need all the support we can get.

So jump onto your email apps and send an email right now folks!

-bolaris

Hi all, here is a copy of the email I sent to CoinTelegraph. I tried to get in all the points to refute the article's baseless opinion.

Email:
   First, let me compliment your team for a great site featuring so many informative crypto articles. I am writing here in regards to a specific article from February 2017 that is inaccurate and very damaging to a coin and its community. The article is titled: Onecoin leads top 3 scams coin list, S-Coin, EarthCoin follow by Lyke Aru. The article is primarily based on opinions from two people; Angelina Lazar and Nawaf Abdullah. The article describes Onecoin and S-Coin as pyramid schemes. A Google search can confirm that there was illegality present with those two coins prompting law enforcement actions, so that part of the article appears accurate.
   Conversely, EarthCoin on the other hand is NOT a Ponzi scheme scam, but is painted as a scam by the article citing opinion by Angelina Lazar, simply because it was pre-mined. EarthCoin may have been pre-mined, but not to the degree the article stated: whose coins were vastly pre-mined. More accurately, EarthCoin was 2% pre-mined. Many well known coins that are traded today were in fact pre-mined, eg. Ethereum, Ripple, Dash, and Stellar Lumens, being pre-mined does not make a coin a scam coin.
   The second source in Arus article, Nawaf Abdullah, described as the CEO of a Ghana based crypto exchange called eBitronics, states EarthCoin is a pump and dump scam, with no good website, no info on what the coin is or intends to achieve, or current volume. For clarity, the exchange Nawaf is the CEO of, eBitronics, has no website visible upon search, just a Twitter page. In contrast to Abdullahs opinion; one can look back to EarthCoins debut in December of 2013, to see that there were many threads by the Dev team on bitcointalk.org laying out their vision and plans for EarthCoin, as well as the presence of a website.
   Contrary to the article, EarthCoin was not an instamined, pump and dump scheme, as the article insinuates. EarthCoin is still actively traded and mined today by the EarthCoin community on many pools such as Mining Dutch.NL, and traded on exchanges around the world including AEX, Coinegg, and Funcoin among others. EarthCoins market cap today is over 8.5 million USD as per Coinmarketcap.com
The allegations in the article against EarthCoin have no merit and there is no basis of fact to support them. However, there is an abundance of evidence to support the fact that EarthCoin is a legitimate cryptocurrency. Here is a link to the active Earth Coin Reloaded thread on Bitcointalk.org where there are numerous posts delineating the work and effort being dedicated to EarthCoin by the EarthCoin community, especially Sandokaaan. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2161853.0
   In light of the above facts, Im am asking that you correct or retract this article as it is on the first page of Google search results, and it is unfair and damaging to EarthCoin and its community.

Thank you,
Forty-Niner