I see that. But it is true that for such a big budget operation, and one that David Marcus emphasized repeatedly as having unilateral exit guarantees, they sure didn't produce a product that allowed users to easily exit. If they were some complicated difficult thing to use, perhaps this is forgivable, but it's surprising in a service that aims to be easy to use.

So, you're probably right that he hasn't got much to gain by responding. But some kind of non-pr speak response would have been nice.

It's also worth noting that he didn't respond to any of the replies (not even seth for privacy's more supportive opening, nor Layer2Labs' offer to host a debate).