The ElkDroid comment surprised me as well, it doesn't make much sense. As for me, all I did was ask a question, which I researched before asking. When one signs up, it specifically states in bold letters:
"If you are affiliated with a company or product, you agree not to advertise, in public and private, your product(s) and/or service(s), unless you were granted permission by CocoonTech.com in advance."
It's my job to look out for the CocoonTech members, and since Android is so open, many apps have been released with the intent of hijacking personal data (which I am fairly sure isn't the case here, but have to be sure), so when someone signs up, ignores the rules, and possibly lies about his identity, then I have to call it in question, especially when it involves a security system. I apologize now (and will again) if I'm wrong, but better safe than sorry