The submission for techthought.org contains significant red flags, most notably the demonstrably false claim that 'most people have used my product' for a niche, apparently defunct blog. The website URL yields no search footprint, and the 'metrics' provided (e.g., '$500,000 all time marketcap') are nonsensical in this context. The submission also lacks professional polish (typos in the contact email). As per the calibration guidelines for projects with no verifiable traction and significant red flags, the score is negative.
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