Speaking out is not a provocation, nor is it FUD. If you make a mistake, you will definitely praise it if you do it well! 》 Under the continuous questioning of yesterday's post, the Port3 project team issued an announcement today, clarifying the timetable for airdrop extraction. (Announcement link: https://(x.com)/Port3Network/status/192358971092218581) For projects that are "punished and corrected for mistakes". My attitude has always been: scold if you make a mistake, praise if you make a right one. Port 3 is at least a hundred times stronger than those who pretend to be dead and refuse to admit their wrongdoing. I hope the project can deliver on its promises and not let trust be damaged again. I never did it to provoke disputes, let alone to create FUD. I am just continuing to do one thing: fight for what the community deserves, fight for the minimum respect for the rules. You may not like the way I speak, and even block me, but you cannot deny that behind every sound, there is a real problem. And in my previous posts, there hasn't been anyone who dares to come forward and confront me directly, saying that I cursed wrong. The transformation of Port3 this time illustrates a fact: the project team actually cares about the voice of the community, and whether you fight for it or not determines whether you can have it. Under the Alpha mechanism, benefits are being redistributed, and Binance users have gained a sense of participation. The airdrop cost for project parties has sharply increased, and Binance has seized the largest distribution power. The community's game power is gradually declining. If we don't speak up or question, then we may ultimately just be 'noise that can be easily cleaned up'. Alpha was supposed to be a platform for screening high-quality projects, rather than an exchange "listing" where whoever can afford the protection fee can make it onto the list. Lastly, the sentence that I have always insisted on: All my voices are not meant to sing the opposite tune. If there is a problem, I will definitely hammer it until the end; But if you can admit your mistakes and correct them in a timely manner, I will definitely be the first to stand up and give you applause. Port3 deserves recognition, but applause hasn't arrived yet, waiting for you to redeem it! In an industry with imperfect regulation, the voice of the community is the last firewall of the industry! I, the Ice Frog, only adhere to one principle: question if you make a mistake, and cheer if you make a right one.