Every bad experience is a good lesson learn no matter how nasty it is. The newbies have to learn the ropes and getting false hopes from airdrops isn't a crime. I mean, we all passed (still passing) through that process. Sometimes it isn't all bad stories about airdrops. There are quite a few good ones, let the newbies run to town with the stories of the good ones. My only reservation is that newbies should avoid airdrops asking for KYC. Most of the developers sell participants info on the darknet.