I always find it amusing when people talk about ramping, yet...

I always find it amusing when people talk about ramping, yet they continue to hold.
I recall the day I invested here, not too long ago, having had absolutely no knowledge of brines. I must say it was one of the easiest investments I made, it didn't involve complex analysis, and at the time when the MC was ridiculously low my thinking was, yes there is lithium, no there is no lithium.
I spent a week reading everything brine related, watching videos (some of which I have posted links for on here), checking climate, understanding geology etc etc. When I felt I had done enough "dyor" I went back over all of these so called ramper reports one by one. To check for consistency, objectivity, accuracy, change in sentiment, held disclosure etc etc. Not because I was suspicious but because every post and poster deserves some degree of scrutiny, at the end of the day we all make mistakes.
When I was satisfied, I went back to my yes lithium no lithium. Took a sheet of paper and literally wrote down all the reasons why the area would/should/could contain lithium. I was literallty struggling to find reasons why it wouldn't and that told me all I needed to know and here I am months later pretty chuffed and still convinced it was one of the easiest investment decisions I have made.
Long way of saying, if you are sceptical about a post/poster, it's pretty simple, dyor.
At the end of the day your gains are your gains, your losses are your losses. Most big holders I would like to think are free carrying by now for most part, and are in no way responsible for your good/bad investments. They have been a valuable source of consistent accurate info for me at least.

For the newcomers the investment decision is unfortunately more complex now, it is no longer a yes or no, but how much?