>This comment is written as if it says something important, but really doesn't say anything at all.
It's ambiguous what 'it' refers to (comment vs. the article) in your sentence. If you meant the comment, then I disagree because it doesn't pretend to say something 'important', it just points out that the article doesn't introduce anything new for people doing things that aren't clearly a scam under existing laws.
If you meant the article doesn't say anything important, then I agree and I don't think the comment you replied to says anything different.
Hmmm, very good point - I think I might have misinterpreted that line. The danger of an unclear subject ;-)
Agreed. The main thrust of my comment was that this is a non-article, and yet it seemed to be inviting commenters to lay out their pet theories on the validity of cryptocurrency as though they were validated somehow by the article's contents.
It's ambiguous what 'it' refers to (comment vs. the article) in your sentence. If you meant the comment, then I disagree because it doesn't pretend to say something 'important', it just points out that the article doesn't introduce anything new for people doing things that aren't clearly a scam under existing laws.
If you meant the article doesn't say anything important, then I agree and I don't think the comment you replied to says anything different.