I cap them and resize and shrink the file sizes a bit in the process, aiming for 1400 width because if the images are too small it's hard to read, especially since you can't zoom images the same way that text zooms. You see, I actually do things to try to be helpful, unlike your "contributions" and those of the other dips who keep posting blather trying desperately to bury the actual content I post.

Let's consider something, shall we? What if -- and I know this is crazy talk -- but what if it actually were possible to buy radio ads and to pay the required amount to reach a specific number of listeners in a large market.  

Let's just say someone paid specifically to reach 1,000,000 pairs of ears, and did it in the San Francisco area, where there are a lot of tech-savvy people.

Given a standard 0.4% radio ad response rate, that would be 4,000 people responding to the ad.

Given the minimum USD deposit is $25, that would be $100,000 of new demand, yes?

Those ads reach 1,000,000 pairs of ears per day. For a month.

Given this scenario, what do you imagine would be the consequence to the price of a small market cap coin with a limited supply?

Can you even answer this question? Just answer it based on the scenario presented without deflecting or making foolish comments?

My guess is you won't. Perhaps you simply can't because you're that clueless, perhaps you can but you're too stubborn to do so. But if you were honest in your response and actually addressed the question as given, what would the results be?