A good community manager is highly needed for an ICO. It's very important to answer each question of the investors. I never invest in a project I have questions about.

Well, I want to ask to FIEX about closed beta, it's only for token holders or anyone can apply (and only some will be selected of course, with "anyone" I mean, crypto devs, crypto influencers etc...) when it will be released?

Soma supervises the image bank for each object by asking the vendors to take at least two pictures of the object with two different cameras and in two different angles in order to verify the veracity of the description and the state of the object put on sale, the buyers will never have unpleasant surprises again.

It's seems like good countermeasures to prevent scams and fraud on this platform

The commmunication will continue to be improved now the new community manager, and its really nice cause soma has a lot of supporter who like communication, it’s always important for investors to have an active team on the project they like.

Nowadays it is essential to have a good community beacuse almost all the marketing campaign is in social media.

I am glad we have a new community manager that is active on this thread. Keep up  with the good work.

Although this idea isn't new for the cryptocurrency ecosystem, but I think SOMA can changes this field be good more in future and not quiet as now. Steem, InvestFeed, ... are altcoins want to create a social cryptocurrency, but unlike SOMA, this project want to create a social cryptocurrency market.

On the traditional market there are low float stocks. The float of a stock are the publicly traded shares. A low float means a small amount of shares are in the hands of public investors and the other shares are owned by insiders. Low float stock are often very volatile and are well known for making explosive upside moves.

In the cryptosphere low float IPOs are met with more aversion. I wonder what is the underlying thought for criticizing Soma not burning the unsold shares, before we knew they will in fact burn them.

I guess Finland is the first one on the list

They had better find some countries where online C2C trading is not so established yet, so they can become the market leader without too much effort. From there they can expand.