Who knows? There were a lot of people that got large amounts of testnet Lisk from Oliver and Joel at the start. You can't just look at somebody with a high number of Lisk and automatically say they spammed the faucet. Testnet Lisk is free and has no value. It is used for TESTS. Nobody was really keeping track of it at the start and it's only important NOW because the testnet population is having to vote for delegates since about three days ago.

This is an interesting intellectual exercise but not a practical one.

Scam buster?? where is the proof? I personally know Phoenix1969 and we have several friends who participated in the Lisk ICO who have no interest in forging but wanted to open a wallet so they could gain some experience and insight on the whole process. Once you have registered a new account on Lisk wallet you then proceed to faucet to get free test Lisk, after loading test Lisk, you are allowed to register and vote and send test Lisk. Which is exactly what they did.

i 'm not saying he is scammer he requested 32775 lisk to be first in the list

i don 't vote for him even in the realnet, would you trust a person request a lot of lisk to be 1st delegate list?!?!?1

Ok, it's the "implied" part that sparked my reaction, I apologize. Phoenix1969 is a great guy and he has been relentless in his passion for BTC and Lisk and it's ecosystem, so, when I see something that might be construed as negative it ruffles my feathers. Understand that the amount of test Lisk in an account has no bearing on rank or position as a test Delegate. This is achieved by votes, and Phoenix1969 has approx. 1.7% of around 1100 registered voters ATM. This may help to better understand the process https://blog.lisk.io/explaining-lisk-forging-rewards-53d295066be2#.2k8cw9526

you don 't know how vote system workS, he has 1.21% approval rate = 1'213°823 lisk to vote him

he isn 't honest because he made 32000 lisk = faucet spammers to be 1st

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