ABP International points, According to interview there are none!
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Looks like it's one of several contradictions between the public releases, that public interview, and the private realities.
If you wanna be charitable, he's announcing "upcoming features" that he truly believes will happen in the future. If not, he's simply making shit up to make the ABP sound like it offers more than it really does.
The whole thing seems very informal, chaotic, and disorganized. The idea behind it is fine and I believe there's plenty of good intentions here.
But this kind of project needs to be thoroughly planned and executed by with experience in this specific business and a crazy work ethic, not someone with good intentions and a great stroke. They need a details oriented guy with an exact plan for how it will make money, how it will be structured, who gets paid, what kind of profits they can realistically expect, what kind of payouts they can realistically pull off, who calls the shots, etc.
It can't be a dozen dudes saying "let's form a club", shaking hands, giving themselves professional sounding labels, then busting out some microsoft word flyers.
If you wanna be charitable, he's announcing "upcoming features" that he truly believes will happen in the future. If not, he's simply making shit up to make the ABP sound like it offers more than it really does.
The whole thing seems very informal, chaotic, and disorganized. The idea behind it is fine and I believe there's plenty of good intentions here.
But this kind of project needs to be thoroughly planned and executed by with experience in this specific business and a crazy work ethic, not someone with good intentions and a great stroke. They need a details oriented guy with an exact plan for how it will make money, how it will be structured, who gets paid, what kind of profits they can realistically expect, what kind of payouts they can realistically pull off, who calls the shots, etc.
It can't be a dozen dudes saying "let's form a club", shaking hands, giving themselves professional sounding labels, then busting out some microsoft word flyers.
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