Nobody is perfect and we all make mistakes. No worries there. I just personally place a lot of importance on minimizing the damage. Didn't really contribute all that much though.

I still don't fully understand your decision...but can respect the fact it was probably a difficult one to make. Seems like it could have been handled less abruptly though. I had hoped to see the good parts of the seven77 foundation saved and sorta reinvented. I agree with the comment that you shouldn't dig up the trees you planted.

Surely the whole thing was not all wrong? The reinvention meant the community that you have gathered wouldn't have to sit idle while you move on. It could continue to grow and draw attention to steem even while you remain completely focused on the eos bridge.

You don't have to do everything yourself. I won't push the idea anymore...but the end result with keeping seven77 alive would have likely meant many more folks to support you. This way...it just seems like most of us won't carry over to whatever role you have planned next. I can't speak for everyone but my trust has been broken...and the same seems to be true with other commenters.

Some bridges don't have to be burned. I would imagine that it will be harder for you to have full credibility in future projects now...and this decision will ultimately create more work for yourself building that faith back up.