This is not an excuse to call a token a scam, I read a white paper, they are very well thought out and written out and I saw these photos before and they did not seem to embarrass me, I hope the creators will explain why this happened.Therefore, please do not make harsh statements
This is insane, they have fake team member profiles, wrt White Paper, I know people who write elaborate WPs for 5$.
this is not an argument, these photos are defaulted during the creation of the site, perhaps not the technical robotsYoure missing the point here. Whether the pics were included as a part of the original template or not, they are now on the live site with the intention of persuading viewers that they are part of the team. This is deceitful, and fits the bill perfectly when it comes to scam behavior. Who cares where the pictures came from?
That doesnt matter. What does matter is that they are claiming to be people that they are not.I dont care how detailed the whitepaper is. Oversights like this just dont sit right with many people. Remember, the devil is in the details, and if a developer cannot even remove and replace a couple of stock photos, how can we believe that this coin will even have enough research and development to become successful on a large scale?
I dunno about you, but I agree with OP and support his scam accusation due to this costly oversight. Its extremely shady, if you ask me.