CZ Reminder: Taking a photo with a community member does not equate to endorsement, and engaging with likes and retweets on Twitter does not necessarily indicate approval or support for a project
BlockBeats News, August 25th, Binance founder CZ posted on social media to remind, "In the past few days, I have taken hundreds of selfies with everyone. After the speech, I usually spend some time taking group photos with everyone. With proper organization, we can take 600 selfies in 30 minutes, about 3 seconds per photo."
Some people try to talk to me/sell me something during this time, but that's not the right moment. Smart people leave a business card with a brief sentence introduction. (My favorite is the one with a Signal or WhatsApp QR code.) Besides that, I cannot/will not accept any other papers, gifts, etc.
Taking a photo with me does not imply any endorsement. I usually have no idea what projects everyone is working on. When I interact with or like a photo on X, it's simply because I like that photo. This also does not imply any endorsement or support for the project."
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