I just told my very good friend of the benefits I get from Sig. campaigns just to motivate him to joining the forum and adopting bitcoin, but to my annoyance and surprise, he tells people at any slight discussion involving me that I'm a big time crypto Lord and all these generates unwanted recognition from outsiders, and increases the risk of being booked by my country government which is clearly against crypto.
Actually, you don't need to talk about the campaign in the forum. Even though it is very interesting for new people because there are benefits that can be obtained from the campaign, the mindset of new members like that will only reduce the value of learning on the forum. because what they are targeting is getting benefits from the campaign.
there are many ways to introduce Bitcoin to new people. You can also trade and invest. and you can refer to the knowledge from the forum. so your friend's motivation is to learn from the forum, not earn income from the forum.
I hope you tell your friends how to have a good discussion.
Well, Like I said, I leant my lessons the hard way, that not everybody is worth sharing sensitive information with, no matter how matured the person looks or how old they are, actually that was the same way I was enticed into joining the forum by a colleague and I was very conservative of the information because he taught me of its importance but same couldn't be said about my friend.
I'll tell you for free that the singular act strained my relationship with him and made me distance myself from him tactically, also refusing to enroll him in the forum because that would mean more publicity for me against my will.
Yes, I still inform others about bitcoin, but I've taken a different route, now I introduce bitcoin from the angle of decentralization, investment and career provision (such as trading) and now recommend joining the forum as a learning environment to be grounded in knowledge of the bitcoin cryptocurrency. I had to be kicked on the balls to get my shit straight.