You don't give us any doses of knowledge. In most of your posts, you flaunt slogans and vague generalities, sprinkled with a hint of indulgent pity.
It's bullshit. He's had plenty of opportunity to explain himself, and while I definitely wouldn't jump on board the "everybody's out to get us" bandwagon hauled by one particular member of the community I don't think he's quite on the same planet.
From my- dare I say it- somewhat experienced POV, which has seen its share of failed projects and outright scams, this reminds me of two things. The first is Project Xanadu, where Ted Nelson insisted on dressing up every data structure with a unique made-up name: Enfilade, Ent, Granfilade (Grand Enfilade), POOMfilade (Permutation Of Order Matrix Enfilade), Spanfilade (Spanning Enfilade), Switcheroo, Switcheroonie, tumbler and so on.
The second is some weird Lisp-based operating system whose name escapes me, which was founded on the belief that if somebody could offer something elegant enough the World would immediately beat a path to his door... and the Hell with whether it could run a browser that allowed people to get at their online banking.
The one thing that has, /possibly/ changed is that these days people seem happy with the idea of complex systems embedded in what are effectively VMs inside their browsers, and the potential for them to engage in peer-to-peer operations. From a security and overall robustness POV that is an utter nightmare, and while I do concede that OP is at least aware of GDPR his complete inability to explain himself does nothing to make me think that he has anything to offer us, or that we have anything to offer him within the scope of our limited resources.
MarkMLl