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Remove cruft, rename BitShares -> Eos
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I have a question, is eos fork from bitshares?
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As far as I understand is not a fork but they will re-use some of the code.
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Shaaaady. We would like your comment on this.
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It’s stupid to think that the developers would not reuse some implementations of the previously built platforms, where needed. This has been addressed and is obvious.
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@timothylewish True, but this looks like a re-branded Bitshares with some modifications.
I'm a developer myself. You want to tell me that in THREE MONTHS and 259 commits (mostly renames and tests), they've developed a revolutionary project?
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I’m a developer as well, I’ve followed the project since it’s announcement in a May. I do believe that after the two extremely successful platforms that the lead developer has launched, that he has identified some very crucial issues with the existing platforms and can utilize that experience and the successes from his past platforms and create a much more scalable platform.
I have been involved in Ethereum development for the last few years, I am absolutely floored by the direction of EOS.
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bts, steem are all built on graphene. think of it as fork of graphene instead of fork of bitshares.