@fyrstikken
"..that she has a loud voice in this community, and that she therefore must be careful advising people about investments and projects..."
A person cannot tell another person what to do with their money, without a broker license.
Period.
If anybody does so, they are breaking AN EXTREMELY SENSITIVE Federal law, an immediately punishable felony. D.C.'s federal prosecutor machine in Kansas City or where ever she lives will JUMP at the opportunity to rack in the bounty cash from this activity. Its a major deal to those people.
If you have proof she was giving investment advice, you can ruin her life. Just thought you might be interested.
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If you read @stellabelles post, she was no where near the same neighborhood, state, country or planet as giving investment advice from an actionable SEC standpoint. If what she was doing was actionable, then nearly every single post talking about steemit here is actionable too.
She expressed her opinion. And, as has become popular here, everyone who didnt agree with her tried to criminalize it.
Its not a crime. Its just something that you dont like.
He's too busy giving shitcoin financial advice to noobs (and charging them I hear) to create another fictional story about her. ;)