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Your argument makes a lot of sense. What I don't understand though, is if you share publicly available information, how have you done any harm? How can you have

• rualca 5y ago
  > is if you share publicly available information, how have you done any harm? Even if your assistance adds low-value, it's still assistance. Moreover, I don't believe it's reasonable to ignore the fact that a renowned Ethereum dev providing assistance to a hostile regime, regardless of how lame, does have a goal of conveying credibility and help push public acceptance. As a similar example, see for example how Snowden was blindsided by a guy trying to leverage Snowden's attendance as a way to buy him credibility. https://www.vice.com/en/article/epndnz/the-bizarre-case-of-snowden-and-a-get-rich-quick-real-estate-investing-conference https://www.vice.com/en/article/epndnz/the-bizarre-case-of-s...