I can only tell you my experience with the project, and why I've chosen to be involved, and stay involved. This team has worked tirelessly to develop the best privacy coin on the market. Each team member brings their own set of skills to the table, and we have developed a great team chemistry. Everyone works together, and plays off each others unique skill set. We've got a great community who have worked with us, as a part of our team you might say, and you would be hard put to find a more friendly, helpful group of crypto enthusiasts anywhere. The most important thing to me however is the moral code involved with this group. It's very rare in crypto to find a group more concerned with "what's right". Back during the AD when we had many exchange votes, I can't tell you how many times people suggested different ideas for getting extra votes, but the answer from the team was always the same (maybe not the exact words) "No, we don't want people to cheat, we will win the vote fairly, or we will lose." Imagine that. Playing the game by the rules. That's what it's about for me. If you think the other team is winning, or threatening your win, you up your game, and improve your product to perform better, NOT try to run a false smear campaign to damage the reputation of your rivals. Spending any amount of energy attacking, plotting, against, and fudding another project is juvenile, and it only goes to show that is all those projects have going for them. Many of our community have been involved with other projects that have behaved this way, and I can tell you that getting away from that kind of negativity brings a breath of fresh air to your life. You should try it sometime. To our incredible community who has stuck by us through the attack, and the misleading information that was strategically released in the wake of it, we thank you, and vow to keep working together to make PRiVCY the top choice in privacy coins!