You are confused. There has been numerous paid contributors for SmallCap Network that have written articles on Oncosec.
However, at the end of their last article you will find the following:
Bryan Murphy is a paid contributor of the SmallCap Network. Bryan Murphy's personal holdings should be disclosed above. You can also view SmallCap Network's complete disclaimer and disclosure.
By law, if the contributor has shares of the company, it has to be stated at the end of the article. Also, if Oncosec was to pay for such advertisement, it has to be stated, else, the SEC would be knocking on their door.
From their disclosure:
"SmallCap Network also employs contributors to help us manage and moderate our growing community. Their primary purpose is to keep our forum running smoothly and informatively for the benefit of its Members. They perform a variety of tasks, including acting as virtual liaisons and publishing information and opinions on select public companies or on behalf of certain third parties who have hired SmallCap Network for various market awareness services. These contributors also contribute to the various discussions throughout our community. They are free to contribute, or not contribute, as they see fit.
Some SmallCap Network Contributors may have investments in the stocks they discuss. All SmallCap Network employees and contractors -- are required to publicly disclose their current individual stock holdings at the end of an article they've written and in the appropriate area when referencing or discussing a stock they own."
Basically, I could be a contributor to SmallCap Network and so can you.
