No he doesn’t go by a different name here. He’s a personal friend of mine, who was willing to talk without staying anonymous, and he knows enough about Peercoin, I encouraged him to do it.
I am the one that planned the 4th Year Anniversary without asking for community consensus. I did that on purpose, to “get it done”, and it got done.
What I did expect, is a bunch of critics to show up and complain about what we did wrong. This way, for our 5th year “grand” anniversary, a lot more people will want to get involved.
I fully expected people to say “this could have been done better”, or “that could have been done better”. Next year sportscliche when we’re looking for volunteers, I hope you’re one of them. Whether it be for speaking, planning, drawing graphics, promoting things, donating, anything.
I figured it would be best to show people a 4th year could be done, so our 5th year will be even better.
…and you are right, it is too long, if the idea of the podcast was to “sell” peercoin to non-peercoiners.
That wasn’t what this was really about. It was about talking to people about Peercoin, so those people who use to hold it, maybe even still have some coins sitting somewhere, get further engaged back with the community.
It wasn’t a promo.
It was just a celebration and a re-activation of who we are for those that thought we weren’t doing anything new these days.
It worked. 
