/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17238455

since nobody has actually answered fucking OPs question i would say its this face

15k LINK and 0.6 LP here
godspeed anons

>Hi Gang! My name is...

Charlie please come back

>>4331452

>DURR CODE IS LAW

i dont expect a simpleton such as yourself to understand the importance of having an unwavering code that is set in stone like the US. Constitution

>he doesn't know Charlie

Hey gang,

My first time as a 4Chan OP and I'm bracing for impact.

The media says you are all really mean — like nasty just for the sport of it. I'm a "grown-ass-man" though. Whatever happens... I should be able to get over it... eventually.

All half-joking aside, a fellow who's opinion I respect on the topic of ICOs has been urging me to engage with you all here at /biz/. In his opinion, this is one of the best places to get well-informed grassroots feedback on our project's ICO.

So that why I'm here; to dip my toes into your community —to see see if our project resonates with you all.

HERE'S THE THING; I'm not trying to act like some nube, and disrespect you guys with, what could be perceived as, self-promotion.

So that is my question, beyond buying a 4Chan pass (done), and gaining credibility over time by commenting etc., in what other ways can I demonstrate but I am not not a shill? I genuinely only want to be here if the community wants us to be here because our project is interesting.

Ok, I just realized that what I'm doing. Out of respect, what I am doing is asking for permission to post. I know I don't need permission, per se, but I don't know how it works and I want to start off on the right foot.

Awkwardly yours,
Charlie

Hey gang,

My first time as a 4Chan OP and I'm bracing for impact.

The media says you are all really mean — like nasty just for the sport of it. I'm a "grown-ass-man" though. Whatever happens... I should be able to get over it... eventually.

All half-joking aside, a fellow who's opinion I respect on the topic of ICOs has been urging me to engage with you all here at /biz/. In his opinion, this is one of the best places to get well-informed grassroots feedback on our project's ICO.

So that why I'm here; to dip my toes into your community —to see see if our project resonates with you all.

HERE'S THE THING; I'm not trying to act like some nube, and disrespect you guys with, what could be perceived as, self-promotion.

So that is my question, beyond buying a 4Chan pass (done), and gaining credibility over time by commenting etc., in what other ways can I demonstrate but I am not not a shill? I genuinely only want to be here if the community wants us to be here because our project is interesting.

Ok, I just realized that what I'm doing. Out of respect, what I am doing is asking for permission to post. I know I don't need permission, per se, but I don't know how it works and I want to start off on the right foot.

Awkwardly yours,
Charlie