One more thing you could do is put the real name of any human being with any track record of professionalism, anywhere on the website. Currently you're:
- commenting under a pseudonymous profile
- asking for emails by saying "please email me. contact at cyberscarecrow.com"
- describing yourself in your FAQ entry for "Who are you?" by writing "We are cyber security researchers, living in the UK. We built cyber scarecrow to run on our own computers and decided to share it for others to use it too."
I frequently use pseudonymous profiles for various things but they are NOT a good way to establish trust.
- commenting under a pseudonymous profile
- asking for emails by saying "please email me. contact at cyberscarecrow.com"
- describing yourself in your FAQ entry for "Who are you?" by writing "We are cyber security researchers, living in the UK. We built cyber scarecrow to run on our own computers and decided to share it for others to use it too."
I frequently use pseudonymous profiles for various things but they are NOT a good way to establish trust.