I feel for the cycling guy: my bike never comes out of the garage and I too have to spend money in repairs every year.
I am pleased to see that the bore-holes are continuing and there has been far more interesting background about them in posts from mcsamm. ValuePlan says that this is not an humanitarian project but actually, this is the project that I always tell people about when I talk about Hive. As someone else somewhere else commented (I think @deeanndmathews), it shows blockchain can do things that governments and NGOs can't. I don't really understand why we haven't got a media campaign around it, using a proper paid-for media agency.
It's a shame not knowing what the qmwallet is for. I'm guessing there has to be technical fees - surveying, water quality and so on - for the boreholes. It would be good to know the whole picture.
Good to see a PoshToken getting some recognition.
This is exactly what I told GP too. Why haven't they got a professional press release officer? Get the wells out on the wires and it could make massive news, world wide as its such a unique project funded by blockchain technology and crypto and showing us in a positive light for a change.
The bore holes are for a good cause and people like the idea of helping others . That said the cost has nearly doubled from the 1st borehole to the 16th / 17th. I get inflation and all that but its a bit over the top. The qmwallet is an extension of the boreholes but in South America. Could be fine but it would be nice for a bit more transparency on that.
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I think most important thing its to have a content creator that actually post the process exactly what mcsaam is doing in Ghana, we can track those projects very well