Kiva charges no interest. Those are different organizations.

Some people, including microfinance pioneer Muhammad Yunus, argue that the interest rates of many microcredit institutions are unreasonably high. In his latest book[23] he argues that microfinance institutions that charge more than 15% above their long-term operating costs should face penalties.

For example, in 2009 micro-loans from Kiva partners in Guatemala averaged 23.16% for the equivalent of US$430 lent on average, comparable to the commercial BanRural rate of 24.5% for a loan of US$635.[24] (For reference, the inflation rate for Guatemala typically varies between 5 and 10% and was just 0.62% in 2009.[25])

There's just a loud dissident minority.

I haven't lost the trust of the people on this forum.

If I believed in them, they would be either sitting in a someday/maybe list or I would be working on them as we speak.

Really?  You are delusional.  How about you start a poll asking if people believe you will see this project through to completion?

That's some fucked up shit for you to be into, Atlas. I don't know about this.

There is nothing to relate to. Most things that are said are false.

Alright, that is a contradiction. However, I don't feel a poll is an accurate measure. There is more incentive for those who don't like me to vote than those who happen to support me and casually read the forum.

I am going to investigate this.