Hello @rhondak!
In exactness when I reflected deeply on your point of view and your reasons for coming out with full force to heat on @crypto.piotr, I saw good sense of formalness and accountability needing in them all. I saw someone who would need much more validity before diving in investing with resource in not just only his project but also in any other person's.
However, dear, to be honest, and in brevity, I am a Nigerian, but yet I have felt his goodness thousands of miles away for real through his humanitarian habitude, selflessness and/ or ever considerate philosophy. I am originally a fiction-nonfiction writer for your information, he influenced me successfully into the crypto world through THE COTTON contest he organised last season (...and trust me I was not picked one of the winners by the collective judges but he gave me another task that resorted him sending 10 steem then to encourage me to keep visiting this ecosystem). The sequelling activities were that we had one-on-one interactions on gmail and Telegram and ever since then and yet, I have not seen any dubious acts or intents in his course subjectively. He may be a bad strategist or even a spammer yes trust me, I am not urging you to try and send in your coin or whatever to assist his intent as if you do not hundreds of others are and would still do that in spite his impetuosity to try and do his part to heal lives and the world for goodness sake, if we could only have few more of him in the physical world of economy, this world would be unto another paradise on earth. One, where majority are fine enough and the rich minority are left with no choice but with the spontaneous urge to try and help under the guise of their principles without having to consider, actually the formal aspect of detailing intent for business or profit sake and all that as you are requiring.
He is one of the earth angels they speak of. You @rhondak are not bad either, I only see someone who is an instrumental realist or economist. Thanks!
Sincerely yours,
@jodekss