Re: Crypto investor allegedly tortured captive Italian businessman with a chainsaw f
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
$40,000 for the apartment
$1,000 for a Taser
$1,000 for a handgun
$200 for an electric chainsaw
Did bro think taking the "$5 wrench attack" to a new level would yield higher returns?
Lets not forget the cocaine that he "forced" him to take.
Cocaine induced paranoia - you have to be careful who you invite to your parties. Who needs guset running out into the street with no pants on claiming to be abducted and tortured. Sheesh!
The guy is not completely unknown:
A grin, a privacy coin well known here on the forum, expert apparently!
He sure sounds like a balanced and measured guy!
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lehnberg March 27, 2020, 11:23pm 1
I’m happy to announce that the core team has invited John Woeltz (@joltz / @j01tz) to join the team, and he has accepted.
John has been making worthwhile contributions to the project since well before launch, having set up our first security audit. He has since continued to improve protocol security, most recently as the leader of the newly formed Security team. Throughout his contributions, he has been a patient communicator, balanced and measured in his writings and interactions with other contributors. John is consistently constructive, responsible, authentic. He’s a force of positive change.
This is the first time a member is added since the departure of Ignotus. Where does it end? What’s the role of the core team? Should all the dedicated people of the project be added? What does the current governance structure mean for centralization, and what are the alternatives? We’re thinking about these questions, and we don’t have good answers yet.
But we do look forward to figuring out how we can improve further, together with John’s help.
https://grin.mw/governance#core-team
I’m happy to announce that the core team has invited John Woeltz (@joltz / @j01tz) to join the team, and he has accepted.
John has been making worthwhile contributions to the project since well before launch, having set up our first security audit. He has since continued to improve protocol security, most recently as the leader of the newly formed Security team. Throughout his contributions, he has been a patient communicator, balanced and measured in his writings and interactions with other contributors. John is consistently constructive, responsible, authentic. He’s a force of positive change.
This is the first time a member is added since the departure of Ignotus. Where does it end? What’s the role of the core team? Should all the dedicated people of the project be added? What does the current governance structure mean for centralization, and what are the alternatives? We’re thinking about these questions, and we don’t have good answers yet.
But we do look forward to figuring out how we can improve further, together with John’s help.
https://grin.mw/governance#core-team
https://forum.grin.mw/t/new-core-team-member-joltz/7186