January 4th started with the usual EOS general hype over small things, mixed in with some complaints about Dawn 3.0 being released later than expected. That's when Dan appeared:
Delays make some Telegram users gloomy but Dan was there to lift spirits:
Other users were more cheerful:
Dan's pep talk seemed to be working:
Before he left Dan clarified his "legendary" reference from the other day and ended it with another positive note:
This enthusiastic member never received an answer to his question:
Gilgamesh shared two links on approval voting (first and second):
General chat enjoyed sharing the crypto news piece about Facebook; this from block.one CEO Brendan Blumer's Twitter:
And Thomas Cox of block.one made an announcement:
EOSIO Governance chat rolled to life; Thomas Cox is encouraging anyone interested in helping build the EOS constitution to read Governing the Commons by Elinor Ostrom - link to pdf of the book online: http://wtf.tw/ref/ostrom_1990.pdf
And Sam sees rental cars on the blockchain:
BlockPros discussed the horrifying Meltdown flaw and its effect on EOS:
Thomas Cox of block.one clears up misconceptions about what they will and will not do to help launch EOS:
Finally, over in EOS Developers block.one employee Phil Mesnier made an announcement:
