Had another interesting question that may clear some concerns about ICOs. Please read, because we have a lot of ICOs trying to promote. Here was our answer:
We tend to stay away from ICO content because these clients usually want comments that over hype in a fraudulent way.
For example, there was an ICO that requested comments such as:
"bought the tokens and they doubled my tokens a month later. Free money!" But in fact, they don't double it. They want to use our service to mislead others through our comments instead of them directly misleading these people, thus avoiding being liable.
We do have some ICO companies promoting, but they do it in a tasteful manner. They do in a conversational way where commenters are asking good questions. Some ICOs even want skeptical comments. Yes, they may hype it up as well by, "Looks interesting!" or "I hope it hits the hard cap asap," but this is much better than trying to trick others with blatant lies.
Hope this clears our concern.