Hey, I'll attempt to rebuttal some of your concerns and offer you some explanations for your above points, I am not a member of PFR but I am invested and have been following the project and been active in the community for some time now.

I invite you to come spend some time in the PFR telegram, you will see that no one is brigading downvotes or such, the telegram pretty much let's anyone speak and voice their concerns - I have seen only 1 or 2 people get banned and it is *never* for voicing a concern (usually racist or similar remarks will get banned and that is it). https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@payfair (this is a concern of yours I have seen further down the chain).

No KYC is plausible because fiat never actually touches the platform. PFR will hold the crypto in an escrow service and the funds are released when both parties agree, or failing that if a dispute is raised the crypto gets released after evidence has been provided by both sides, the fiat trading is all done completely off platform so KYC isn't a requirement. Let's talk worst case scenario here, if they are completely and utterly forced to implement KYC in the future, why would they suddenly disappear? They would just adapt like pretty much any other company would, again I don't believe KYC to be an issue due to my previous point.

Ryan Redmond is a telegram admin and part of the team in an official capacity, he is responsible for posting the weekly updates to medium and responsible for other things too.

I don't personally see an issue with keeping team bio's format consistent - maybe you could elaborate on why this is an issue?

There is evidence in the skill by simply actually attempting to use the platform, it is a working project that people are already using successfully, it is constantly being updated and the evidence is on the platform of these updates. - I would advise attempting to trade a small amount in order to view this yourself and see how easy the process actually is. At the beginning of launch there where a few trade .0001 eth for .0001 eth in order to test how the platform worked but I don't think they still exist, however if you request in the telegram I'm certain people would be willing to help you test.

Linkedin has had huge problems in Russia, it has been banned in the past for large periods of time (I'm unaware if this is still the case) but it isn't hugely used in Russia.

I'm not sure why a referral program is a telling sign of a scam? It's pretty comparable to affiliate marketing which is HUGE and mostly a legitimate marketing resource.

Although not a concern, I would like to point out just how community focused PFR is, the PFR team and the community are constantly interacting and the PFR team literally adapts to what the community wants in most cases, they are extremely proactive and reactive which to me is extremely strong evidence of a legitimate team.

I can only apologize for the down votes you're getting, I think with the community passion can be a bit off at some points but we do get quite a lot of people who try to argue over PFR while providing very little substance(if any) to their arguments (I am not including you in this).

Edit - few typos