I too didn't like Jerry's methods, especially when he started witnessing, with his controversial way of doing it, many witnesses lifted an eyebrow when they saw what he was doing. Nevertheless, he apologized (late) and kept going. He talks too much, that's what marketers do. He's willing to learn new things and is not afraid to take risks. If he can be a beacon of advertisement for Steemit (although it's THEIR job to do that), then so be it. It's a good initiative and it benefits everyone. He has my vote for a while now.