There is no issue here,
Someone deployed chainlink token on tomochain and applied tomoz and add it to tomobridge
He/She even created a pull request to add token info.
I see that there are 2 chainlink tokens on tomochain link1 and link2 with 2 different creators. They have the same chainlink original contract address in ethereum
One of them applied to tomobridge: this: 0x39dd9bd193b31ff40401d57ee907183b351fa5ce
I think what you’re describing is the issue I’m getting at— wouldn’t it be better that tomoz is the check for prior erc-20 deployments?
If the version of chainlink I deployed can’t be used on Tomobridge, can the 35 Tomo I spent in deployment be kindly refunded? As I mentioned my deployment on Tomobridge was prevented due to technology error at that time.
Hi, if not too much trouble please raise this to an admin? Would like to discuss two options: 1. Updating me to coin creator given my txt hash is the first
2. If we can’t update me to coin creator then refund the 45 Tomo spent adding the coin and submitting to tomoz
Even though you were the one who created the Link wrapped token first, you did not push it on TomoBridge right away so one member took that slot. We can not refund nor stop members from generating new tokens. It is decentralized and everyone has a chance to be part of it.
Normally, when someone creates a new token and the next person tempts to create the same token, there is a pop up screen telling you that. In your case, you were the first one doing it so unfortunately, you did not see it.