Thomas Cox explained implausible spam attacks with a South Park reference, the EOS project faced criticism from Reddit, and community developers battled it out on EOS Space Invaders.

Headlines:

• EOS Telegram Summary 2/21/18
• Reddit Recap
• Mainstream Media
• Throwback of the Day

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EOS Telegram Summary 2/21/18

Dan stopped by early in the morning to address whether C++ is memory safe:

Mighty mod Sandwich explained the token sale:

Newer mod hadrian was being impersonated (please be wary of scams!):

EOS appeared in Reddit's r/Cryptocurrency and token holders took exception (more on this in Reddit Recap below):

LW pointed a user towards the EOSIO Governance channel:

Dan came back with some advice:

Token holders were confused:

Over in EOS Developers, a DAC Community ICO Model:

Leo shared his prowess in the new EOS Space Invaders game through Scatter, released yesterday:

Competition heated up among the devs:

Finally, over in EOSIO Governance, Thomas Cox of block.one hinted at governance news coming soon:

And then used gnomes from South Park to explain how stealing underpants is similar to implausible attacks on EOS:

Plus, a Monty Python reference to round out the discussion:

Reddit Recap:

From r/Cryptocurrency - community with 600k subscribers. A new token holder made a rare post about EOS, the steep learning curve, and why they like the project. Many subsequent comments are about the "year long ICO scam"; a couple EOS community members can be seen trying to explain:

From the EOS subreddit, an article about Everipedia co-founder Mahbod Moghadom, who is speaking at tonight's EOS New York meetup:

Mainstream Media:

Thought piece on EOS with a mention for the "extremely enthusiastic community"; the EOS Atlanta tweet is also shared:

Throwback of the Day:

Dan's EOS interview for Epicenter podcast is a great overview of the tech, economic, and governance aspects of the blockchain. Some small details have changed since August 2017 (for example, from 3 second block times to 0.5 seconds) but this video mostly focuses on core features that are still relevant:

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Go EOS!

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Software company block.one is creating EOS.IO and releasing it as open source code; thousands of individuals will need to come together to bring this new "internet of value" to life.

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