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Hi guys,

im not continously following this project but i just saw that there is a swap? or fork?
Is there a source where i can followup in laymens terms? the announcement on the website is quite confusing.
Thanks in advance for tips!

It is being debated how it will exactly work and not a final plan yet. The FAQ on their forum is probably the clearest.
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This discussion shows once again, what is missing from the clarity of defining processes and procedures - in NEM and also in other cryptos.
Are the all blinded by the "distributed processes"

and they like that the information is thrown to many different places.
No, that distribution is the wrong solution here - the information must be "centralized".

In this Topic's (NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs) first post should be a clear link to the main information of the Catapult and all these NEM related issues.
Now there is only the mention that "Its expected release is in 2019".

Also Catapult info must be in one page or even in one post, which is updated while the discussion goes on. Ofc not all the details cannot be updated to that, but such things, which are already decided or which are important issues and may affect to the decisions. (The feedback about NEM "redeeming" should have taught something)

Nightmare! Should all people be professional cryptographers to avoid losing their coins?

Have Your xem in Your own wallet when the snapshot is taken. It seems simple enough. I agree that whoever is in charge of this thread needs to update the title post to keep people informed! It isn't very active here at all lately, but it's a good chance some xem holders come here for updates.