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RE: My Personal Thoughts - Steem/Tron Saga
Rip TL;DR
I did watch some and try to read some of the comments and I'm sure you opinion is great and I'm not the most concise person either and this sentence is getting kinda long and why am I even writing this.
TY for your efforts nonetheless.
Hahah, I’m so sorry.. it’s sooo long. It’s truly just me walking through the experience and probably not beneficial in the slightest. But for some random points that maybe people didn’t know leading up to the SF -
TDLR
witness chat was not closed door, had open invite up until last week. So not this “secret club” being made out to be. More people probably could have been there, some maybe were over looked in the chaos, but it wasn’t a closed club.
I feel the witnesses acted the best on the information they had and the hostile marketing Coming out of Tron. Much of which has been described as a “misunderstanding”.. but witnesses were given information that the sale actually was contingent on things like the token swap, so it wasn’t just miscommunication.
Communication was attempted by the witnesses to Tron multiple times for nearly a week; it was repeatedly denied by Eli from Steemit inc and Tron.
then I just explained the ninja mine a bit for those that weren’t aware of how it came to be.
The rest was just me rambling through a time line.
Thanks for your comment 🙏
Its a very good summary. Thank you ","
I picked up most of that from skipping around.
I have essentially tmsame reason.
I think too many people were sympathetic because they thought Tron people wsre ignorant of Steem and dPOS and Ned took advantage.
I don't believe this is the case, they hired people, they didn't care, the managed to wreck 22.2 very quickly. I don't think this is the action of someone who doesn't have a plan or know what they are doing.
Tron was being shady and quiet. 22.2 got em talking for better (or worse).