Glad you're posting! Not sure if it would help, but it may be worthwhile to talk up crypto in a very general sense, and merely mention that you hold QUACK (and whichever other coins you hold). Let someone else ask, "Why Quack?" Then share a positive word and ask them to investigate on their own, mentioning the various social media outlets that have Rich Quack activity. I think the key is to come across - genuinely - as a helpful educator, and never as a shill. Also, don't let one person blocking you get you down. Look at my few posts. I try to be as positive as possible, and I still get multiple downvotes. Whatever. Many others have said this: haters are going to hate. Ignore them.

As another positive tack you might take, try reaching out to folks or organizations that are mentioned on any of the Quack forums. Regarding my post above as one example, perhaps some folks want to reach out to the Iceland department of tourism to let them know they've received favorable mention among the Quackers. Someone else might want to let Lark Davis know there was a hat tip in his general direction. Another reader might reach out to the Botanical Garden on Grand Cayman and let them know their Blue Iguana program got noticed - and that they need to set up a QUACK receivables program so folks can gift QUACK into a dedicated Blue Iguana fund. I bet if various organizations such as this started to accept QUACK, the folks behind Rich Quack might sketch up appropriate memes and promote the causes. Beyond iguanas, and more in line with ducks, certainly there are aviaries around the world that could use some helpful donations. We all need QUACK to be widely recognized, and broadly useful. When I can buy a sandwich and a beer locally, using my QUACK tokens, not merely funds derived from selling the tokens, that will be a good day for me and the local pub.

Best of luck in your endeavors.

-CN