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Ethereum Name Service (ENS) director Brantly Millegan will remain in his position after a vote from the ENS decentralized organization failed to remove him.
Users are currently voting one whether to remove Brantly Millegan as director of the ENS Foundation following the discovery and defense of his homophobic tweets.
For years, crypto stans have maintained that the blockchain is a powerful tool to fight censorship. You can find any number of op-eds arguing that the
ENS founder and developer Nick Johnson announced that True Names Limited had terminated Brantly Millegan’s contract given his position was “no longer tenable.”
Brantly Millegan, the director of operations of Ethereum Name Service (ENS), has been terminated from his position over a resurfaced 2016 tweet that contains offensive comments about a number of sensitive topics.