Thanks for all feedback, poll has been locked and thread+this topic is going to graveyard.

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Yep, graveyard +1

We only *just* missed halloween.

UCommunity is *STILL* a graphene project (EOS-based)

but I agree Gravity is no longer relevant here...

Move to graveyard.

Quote from: iamredbar on November 09, 2018, 07:37:14 AM

Quote from: xeroc on November 09, 2018, 07:16:48 AM
The forum has a "graveyard" .. i'd recommend move it there instead of "deleting" it

I like this idea. It is good to look into the past every once in a while :)

Agree with Red and Xerox if that's an option

Quote from: xeroc on November 09, 2018, 07:16:48 AM
The forum has a "graveyard" .. i'd recommend move it there instead of "deleting" it

I like this idea. It is good to look into the past every once in a while :)

The forum has a "graveyard" .. i'd recommend move it there instead of "deleting" it

Quote from: iamredbar on November 08, 2018, 07:19:40 PM

Quote from: Digital Lucifer on November 08, 2018, 03:52:16 PM

Quote from: xeroc on November 08, 2018, 03:11:12 PM
Well, gravity *IS* a graphene fork. They do stuff and even presented @ GrapheneDev Conference in Shanghai.
Not sure if they use the forums still, but gravity seems legit

Gravity.io moved on to another project called UCommunity, earlier in August. Confirmed personally in their TG that website, project and open-source github - FINISHED.

Their ex Community Manager - Brendan (@iamredbar) can confirm.

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Confirmed. I voted to remove Gravity.io from bitsharestalk.org.

While I still have control of the Twitter account and am an admin on the old Telegram chat, the project is done. They did not let me know they were joined with Ucommunity until I started asking questions.

Thanks for clarifying this to our Community.

Quote from: matle85 on November 08, 2018, 08:56:24 PM

Quote from: iamredbar on November 08, 2018, 07:19:40 PM

Quote from: Digital Lucifer on November 08, 2018, 03:52:16 PM

Quote from: xeroc on November 08, 2018, 03:11:12 PM
Well, gravity *IS* a graphene fork. They do stuff and even presented @ GrapheneDev Conference in Shanghai.
Not sure if they use the forums still, but gravity seems legit

Gravity.io moved on to another project called UCommunity, earlier in August. Confirmed personally in their TG that website, project and open-source github - FINISHED.

Their ex Community Manager - Brendan (@iamredbar) can confirm.

Chee®s

Confirmed. I voted to remove Gravity.io from bitsharestalk.org.

While I still have control of the Twitter account and am an admin on the old Telegram chat, the project is done. They did not let me know they were joined with Ucommunity until I started asking questions.

I've voted yes on this basis.

You know by now that I do my research well before public inquiries :D :D :D

Many thanks

Quote from: iamredbar on November 08, 2018, 07:19:40 PM

Quote from: Digital Lucifer on November 08, 2018, 03:52:16 PM

Quote from: xeroc on November 08, 2018, 03:11:12 PM
Well, gravity *IS* a graphene fork. They do stuff and even presented @ GrapheneDev Conference in Shanghai.
Not sure if they use the forums still, but gravity seems legit

Gravity.io moved on to another project called UCommunity, earlier in August. Confirmed personally in their TG that website, project and open-source github - FINISHED.

Their ex Community Manager - Brendan (@iamredbar) can confirm.

Chee®s

Confirmed. I voted to remove Gravity.io from bitsharestalk.org.

While I still have control of the Twitter account and am an admin on the old Telegram chat, the project is done. They did not let me know they were joined with Ucommunity until I started asking questions.

I've voted yes on this basis.

Quote from: Digital Lucifer on November 08, 2018, 03:52:16 PM

Quote from: xeroc on November 08, 2018, 03:11:12 PM
Well, gravity *IS* a graphene fork. They do stuff and even presented @ GrapheneDev Conference in Shanghai.
Not sure if they use the forums still, but gravity seems legit

Gravity.io moved on to another project called UCommunity, earlier in August. Confirmed personally in their TG that website, project and open-source github - FINISHED.

Their ex Community Manager - Brendan (@iamredbar) can confirm.

Chee®s

Confirmed. I voted to remove Gravity.io from bitsharestalk.org.

While I still have control of the Twitter account and am an admin on the old Telegram chat, the project is done. They did not let me know they were joined with Ucommunity until I started asking questions.

Quote from: xeroc on November 08, 2018, 03:11:12 PM
Well, gravity *IS* a graphene fork. They do stuff and even presented @ GrapheneDev Conference in Shanghai.
Not sure if they use the forums still, but gravity seems legit

Gravity.io moved on to another project called UCommunity, earlier in August. Confirmed personally in their TG that website, project and open-source github - FINISHED.

Their ex Community Manager - Brendan (@iamredbar) can confirm.

Chee®s

Well, gravity *IS* a graphene fork. They do stuff and even presented @ GrapheneDev Conference in Shanghai.
Not sure if they use the forums still, but gravity seems legit

Dear eco-system,

Earlier this year hyped and nice looking project called "Gravity.io" with all of their Stealth UI and "wannabe github open-source" announcements went to drain and they moved on to another project. I would appreciate your vote on removing their board from our forums. We need to keep good track regarding activity on projects that we welcome and collaborate with.

VOTE POLL IS OPEN FOR 5 DAYS ONLY.

Many thanks.