Asking Hard Questions Is Not FUDing...

There is a difference...

There is a difference, there is a difference between FUDing a project, and being concerned with the project!

Not every one that asks questions is trying to FUD a project, some people are just concerned. I, for example, look a lot like a FUDster when I ask questions around the telegrams, mainly because I pull no punches and ask the hard questions straight away... I, as a concerned investor, choose to focus on the hard questions, the real questions, the bad features of the projects.

We are talking about money and investing. Of course I'll ask and focus on the hard questions... Life isn't all Unicorns, butterflies, rainbows and sugar tits. Would you buy a house that looked good in pictures without first seeing the neighborhood?

It is my opinion that an investor should always pay attention to the bad stuff, one shouldn't be blinded by the good stuff in the projects and should look beyond them. See what they don't want you to see. A good investor finds a thread and pulls it away until the whole sweatshirt falls apart... The good projects get their threads pulled all the time and they withstand it and work on those specific threads until they don't exist.

Why am I going on this complete rant...

Well, last night I was banned from a Crypto-Telegram for asking tough questions. It seems the admin thought I was a paid FUDster or something, which I'm not, I just choose to see the problems or issues I have with the project and voice my opinion. Which is normal and any good investor should... he could have answered the questions quite easily since minutes after someone explained to me how it worked and replied to all my questions via DM...

This is why I think Crypto Telegrams should be community-run and not project-run. Like Steem telegrams are, like Celsius is, etc...

I was banned from that Telegram by a team member, a member of the project, how can an investor not take this has something bad, how can an investor not take this to heart! It becomes a little harder to hodl a project when I can't even ask questions... or the admins, which are REAL team members, sound and act like power-hungry children feeling happy for perma-banning people.

I won't name the project here because well... Even though I'm really mad about it, the project looks solid, I might consider diversifying into it in the future and I'm not about to FUD a project in an immutable blockchain when I might have a bag in the future.

But just know this... in my honest unprofessional opinion, if you are an investor, don't be afraid to ask questions and putting some pressure, in the end, pressure makes diamonds or breaks the whole thing apart.

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Question of the day: Do you ask many questions to the different projects you invest in? Have you ever been accused of being a FUDster?

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