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musing-threads · @groynes · Jul 2 '19

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@maxwellnewlife7 · Jul 3 '19

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👍 igram

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@groynes · Jul 4 '19

Does a forked chain inherit the same fundamental properties of parent chain?

<p>Stop spamming, I m now going to report this spam behaviour.</p>

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