EOS Telegram Summary 1/21/18 - Sleepy Sundays

[eosgo]

Sundays are the quietest day of the week in EOS Telegram chats. Sandwich received some support for once:

Perhaps the Russians came to ask each other token registration questions:

Josh reminded everyone of an important fact:

Brendan's latest tweet:

Dan was active on Twitter as well:

Chat finally got interesting with some talk of future politics and power moves:

Robert later explained how whales could potentially dominate:

A new dapp is in early development and seeking help in a few departments:

Over in EOS Developers, Thomas Cox of block.one stopped by to answer a question:

In EOS.IO Testnet Developers, py Perebor offered the first block explorer for EOS:

Michael Yeates offered some suggestions and py Perebor explained that more is to come:

Over in EOS.IO Governance, Ian Grigg laughed at his first Steemit post but it's relevant to Thomas Cox's current study:

Michael Yeates linked to a well-liked post by Thomas Cox of block.one on getting started with blockchain governance. The group is attempting to draft an EOS constitution and any interested parties may join in:

And Ian Grigg shared his latest article:

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BrendanBlumer tweeted @ 21 Jan 2018 - 15:33 UTC

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