Awfully unprofessional behavior to feud with "competitors" with $6000 self-votes on a public block-chain.
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Awfully unprofessional behavior to feud with "competitors" with $6000 self-votes on a public block-chain.
I agree, but in many ways, viewing EOS as a competitor doesn't make sense to me. There were, perhaps there still are, ways to manage the relationship between projects/communities, how they evolve and the utility they provide. Maybe I'm just monumentally naive. How things are presently panning out are up there with my worst case scenarios sadly.
Yeah, I agree with you on this. Instead of just viewing EOS as a threat he should have been more focused on building a better relationship. I feel like the projects of Graphene based chains should be focussed on how they can grow communities together not apart
I couldn't agree more.