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Nobody ever tried to hide anything. Stellar was rebranded because it was launched as a forked collaboration with additional people and additional code. Look at
by ewzimm 12y ago
Nobody ever tried to hide anything. Stellar was rebranded because it was launched as a forked collaboration with additional people and additional code. Look at the front page of stellar.org:
Stellar Development is led by Jed McCaleb (resuming development of the open-source technology he created at Ripple) and Professor David Mazières (head of Stanford’s Secure Computer Systems group, creator of SFS and bcrypt).
- oafitupa 12y agoYes, yes, they now admit it because they got caught. That doesn't change the way they presented it when it was launched.
- joyce 12y agoJoyce from Stellar here. We have not changed any content from our launch post since it was published for launch. Please feel free to read over our post here. Also adding Stripe's if anyone missed both announcements a month ago. (Side note: Stellar is 1 month old today!) - https://www.stellar.org/blog/introducing-stellar/ https://www.stellar.org/blog/introducing-stellar/ - https://stripe.com/blog/stellar https://stripe.com/blog/stellar Thanks!
- throwaway000002 12y agoHi Joyce, what I'm really interested in are the details you promised in that first blog post: We’ll be releasing a paper soon documenting and exploring a provably-correct version of this algorithm. When should we expect this paper about Stellar's consensus model to be made available? Thanks.
- philrapo 12y agoHere is an explanation of Ripple consensus which was forked by Stellar: http://dev.ripple.com/consensus-whitepaper.html http://dev.ripple.com/consensus-whitepaper.html
- abritishguy 12y agoYou have just fabricated this, they were open about it at launch.