Hi, steemians. If you are cryptcoin enthusiast, you could heard about ALIS. This is a blogging platform with cryptcoin-like evaluation system.
Founders say they visualize trustworthiness of writers, and they get rewards from their evaluate score, and will be able to get chance of commission.
Or a cryptic pig farm.
If you felt ALIS resembles to steemit, that's right. ALIS looks like a plagiarization of steemit, but some important systems are threw away.
There's no way to exchange ALIS's points. If you joined in ICO, you can exchange in limited exchangers... but price had dropped 90 percents.
These beautiful words above are believed by some fanatic user, but other users say this is scam for japanese people.
Because of, what CEO and his friends did was just amount of meetings, and worthless prize for ambassadors (but ambassadors have did nothing for community, then tweet those. A user said CEO could wanted to prostitute with a female user, ambassador is a trigger...)
So, put these funny talk aside.
ALIS have one big difference from steemit. ALIS is invested by some massmedia. This sounds they made something big... the first japanese cryptic blogging platform, invested by well-known medias, but is this really wonderland?
I imaged one scene of japanese famous
gambling comic series "KAIJI". There's a phrase, Tonegawa(middle manager of a huge company) said...
"I, Yukio Tonegawa, never tell a lie especially about money. We pay...! We'll pay... but please remember, you all, we haven't said when or where that will... So if we decide so... payment could be done 10 years or 20 years later...!"
ALIS, is just a point-earn site now. Team haven't said when and where exchanger they join, only meetings are held, reports of participate as first founder in cryptic events are few viaible archivements.
If invested medias ask users to write some articles, payment is done by ALIS point, but there's no way to exchange real money... what Tonegawa said will be done, in ALIS.
The window! The window!
What?
How I think about ALIS's own trustability, you ask?
Well,well,well... I guess CEO 安（Yasu）is not Japanese, by his name and photo... 安 / Ang is one of familyname of Chinese and Koreans, they often choice to write in japanese reading sound (kanji have multiple reading way and pronounce, difficult to suspect japanese or chinese or korean for english-native people.)
And from experience of fight against shoplifting, it's not good choice to trust Chinese and Koreans.
So, ALIS's trustability is... oh, somebody rushes into here to beat downvote button like sandbag.