and so what? should I ask for permission to discuss something? it's crazy how omniscient people are aggressive on the internet. Is that your normal behaviour IRL??

It's funny how your sentences were perfectly capitalized an hour ago, and now your Shift key has become flaky.

Good stuff! This feels very human. How do you feel about Murena? I feel like like they're very much a "Next Gen" privacy tech company. I've also heard they're crowd-funding!?

> and so what?

This is behavior of an astroturfer, that's so what. Which is why you are being accused of that. It looks suspicious.

> should I ask for permission to discuss something?

Nope, the opposite. If you want to look like a non-astroturfer then engagement with other topics on the site would do that.

If you only engage with a single topic over the years and the only thing you contribute is "This is the absolute best working OS I've used, everyone should use it. I endorse it fully". People are going to be, understandably, suspicious of your motivations.

> it's crazy how omniscient people are aggressive on the internet.

We live in an internet filled with advertisements. Most of us have seen astroturfing. That's why we suspect you.

> Is that your normal behaviour IRL??

Absolutely it is! If someone knocks on my door telling me about the wonders of pest control, you'll forgive me for not taking their endorsement for the program they are selling as being solid. Same thing happens in churches. I'm instantly suspicious of someone that starts singing the praises of a product in church and, magically, starts hosting parties where they talk about the wonders of said product (see MLM).

This is a fact of living in a capitalist society. There's always an incentive to sell which makes everyone suspicious of product endorsements. Especially when that seems to be the only thing a person is capable of doing.