Rıdvan.eth

https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/318/soliciting-and-paying-for-reviews-for-1-50-in-private-telegrams

Instead of owning up your mistake, you choose to behave even worse. Clearly don't understand Ethos. https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/318/soliciting-and-paying-for-reviews-for-1-50-in-private-telegrams https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/557125/a-person-who-makes-bad-comments-about-everyone

This account has been caught trying to buy reviews in order to artificially inflate his reputation score and when called out he gives retaliatory bad reviews that are obviously fake. The fact that you're buying fake reviews + giving them out is plenty of evidence of his guilt.

You got caught, take the punches and move on. Writing this shit isn't how to restore your rep noob. https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/559546/the-real-work-thief Just try to be kinda normal and not a horrible farming bot of an account and maybe you'll have some reputation to be proud of one day

I first met Rıdvan_0025 at a Web3 workshop; his sincerity and curiosity in conversations were immediately noticeable. Later, we brainstormed on several project ideas, especially on community education and user interface, and each meeting gave me a new perspective. Working with him makes the journey in this field much more enjoyable.

This gentleman has been exposed for attempting to buy review and have been retaliating by leaving negative reviews on whoever speaks against. here is the proof : https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/318/soliciting-and-paying-for-reviews-for-1-50-in-private-telegrams

These types of people should lose their privileges and credibility to serve as a lesson to others.

I met Rıdvan at a Web3 workshop, and what struck me immediately was his sincerity and curiosity. I've since had the chance to brainstorm ideas with him, and every conversation gives me a new perspective, especially on topics like community education and UI. He's a creative spirit who makes the journey in this space more enjoyable and meaningful. A fantastic person to work with.

Ridvan has this way of making even a busy thread feel focused. Instead of adding noise, your posts guide the conversation toward what really matters and help people see the bigger picture. I’ve seen you share thoughts on projects and testnets that made others pause and rethink their assumptions, which is rare in this space. There’s a calm confidence in how you show up, and it makes discussions feel more grounded. Having your voice in the mix makes the community better and worth coming back to.

I had a long conversation with this guy about perpdeks and their prospects. We discussed how he views his projects and how he works out the chosen directions. The impression I got was this: he's a really solid smart guy who sets specific goals and sees them through. He recently highlighted idOS — for me, this is a good indicator that he has an eye for potential gems. I also took away some useful ideas from the conversation. The main insight is not to dwell in your comfort zone, but to move towards areas where the market has not yet recognized the potential. In this context, Blockstranding seemed interesting to me as well. But since I don't have time to actively play right now, I'll just keep an eye on his profile — especially since I myself used to pay a lot of attention to P2E.