Ord.io Co-creation: Doesn't care about co-creation title related issues, Rocktoshi is not a friendly person
On September 6th, Leonidas, the co-founder of Ord.io, tweeted that he doesn't care about the issue of Rocktoshi's co-founding title. However, Rocktoshi is not a friendly person and can even be described as "pathological". He excels at making serious people in conversations look very foolish. "As an ecosystem, we occasionally need to have some serious discussions. These discussions are for protecting future individuals who may not have the ability to speak up for themselves and thus are more susceptible to strategies used by harmful members like Rocktoshi, Tendie and others within the ecosystem."
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