Thanks to the return of green in the crypto markets, price talk dwindled and EOS general chat resumed its occasional helpfulness. User Matthew Butler summarized a basic explanation of EOS and even attempted to answer the question, "When Moon?":
Mortaza helped explain the violent market swings of the last couple days:
Ian Grigg of block.one explained what programming languages to use for EOS dapps:
On the limitations of Steem and an opportunity for improvement:
Formulating an action plan:
This led to a conversation about getting more involved, and Eric mentioned a few ways to start:
Two people asked questions about today's L.A. meetup but received no response:
Ian Grigg was back to explain how block.one plans to stick around:
James V. announced a finalized EOS Austin, TX meetup with guest speakers:
EOS meetup announcements continued with another from Buenos Aires, Argentina:
One user was at the L.A. meetup to meet David Moss of block.one but no further word:
Dan appeared to respond to a lengthy allegations list against AriseBank, its CEO, and Bitshares' involvement: (original Reddit link):
User anirgu spread the word about EOS:
Stan Larimer, "Godfather of Bitshares" and Dan's dad, popped in to share:
EOS Developers were active today, helping each other early in the morning EST New York (early evening in Asia). Bart of block.one later came in to completely answer a question about EOS on GPU:
And Kevin Heifner with block.one answered a question about day one:
Finally, over in EOS.IO Governance the group is organizing towards a more permanent and organized format:
