[DonHopkins]

That's certainly not what you claimed it said! You said, and I quote:

>"they're enabling non-Ethereum chains which will address the environmental concerns"

That's quite a leap from "You can choose a chain from multiple chains to write to" to "they're enabling non-Ethereum chains which will address the environmental concerns".

Name which chains they are they enabling, and tell us exactly how each of those chains "address the environmental concerns", and how long we have to wait until they do that, and also explain how you know that even though it doesn't say it on the web site.

I asked for specifics, not handwaving and optimistic guesses and links to totally unrelated web sites.

Are you affiliated with that https://papyrusnft.io/ web site you're shilling, or the Japanese company "Moblo", and is that how you get your insider information that they don't publicly reveal on their web site, or did you just make up the convenient details about "environmental concerns", and also fabricate the connection between papyrus.so and papyrusnft.io?

Either way, you're shilling if you're making up stories or refusing to reveal your affiliation.

So please explain the relationship between https://papyrusnft.io/ , which you were the first person in this discussion to shill, and https://papyrus.so/ , which is what this discussion is actually about.

There are no links or references from papyrus.so to papyrusnft.io, or the other way, so how do you know that they even have anything to do with each other? Why are you saying they're related and doing business together?

Did you really expect people not to check your claims?

And honestly, after reading the web page you linked to, and their tweets, how can you actually believe they're not scammers? Are you really that gullible?

I think you need to replace your bullshit detector if you can't see something as obvious as that, and if you think it's a good idea to shill https://papyrusnft.io/ by making up stories about how they're addressing the environmental issues that they don't even claim themselves.

[ahelwer]

Ethereum is the only major smart contract chain that uses proof of work. Any other chain would use proof of stake, which doesn't have the environmental concerns you laid out. If you're passionate enough to take the time to write giant posts on this topic maybe take the time to learn something about it.

I have no relation to either of those places and found that website via an internet search for the terms "papyrus NFT". Your tone is weird and erratic so this will be my last interaction with you on this thread.

[DonHopkins]

It's completely understandable why you don't want to continue the conversation or admit to having read something that refutes your false claims, since you posted weird erratic misinformation in the first place, and don't want to answer any questions clarifying why or correct your mistakes. Please don't shill and make up apologetic lies and lame excuses for sketchy scammers in the future, and try not to fall for such blatantly deceptive scams again, or "hodl" your breath until those scammers whose water you're carrying actually "address the environmental concerns".

But who knows, maybe Trump will finally roll our his "incredible" health care plan and build his wall, once he gets reinstated as President in two weeks!