Promises with half-baked products that shortly spirals into abandonware/exit is very much the motto of this year, so even if you have it doesn't mean you can and it will be sustained.
This can be said about any project, even, to speak like you, "fully-backed" wirh some product. Does it mean that every single project is something empty? At least, we have something working and useable.
You know you just contradicted yourself. But let's talk market. Granted, nobody knows tomorrow - I think - but as a consumer, I'll be more confident in a "fully-backed product" rather than "something working and useable". Not a diss on your product, but accept it. Nobody wants to buy a car they have to first push before it starts. I do understand your enthusiasm for your own creation, but do know that the bear market save a lot of projects evaporated (and still evaporating) and quite the number were offering somewhat similar services
And still, that curveball does little to justify the game of semantics you have going on
That's not a curveball. It would be a curveball if we'd displayed some non-working mvp, but as you can see we have something more.
If you want to troll us - please, go on. But if you are not trolling, you can assist us with something good you can do - coding, texts, interfaces, or whatever you're good in.
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It's a fine line between criticism and trolling. However, the latter is not the case here. Just wanted justification for your "not coinsale" label when an IEO is a coinsale? And again, rather than get answers, I'm being roped in to "assist" the project with "skilled labor".