In a recent conversation within the Terra Classic (LUNC) community, Tobias “Zaradar” Andersen, the former L1 Team developer, surprised many by expressing his willingness to lend a helping hand to the L1JTF (L1JTF – Terra Classic’s development team) if the need arises. Despite his controversial departure from the team in April, Zaradar revealed that he maintains regular communication with key figures on the team, offering support and sharing his expertise.
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I have been saying that for over a year, I even wrote an article about it and yet no one seems to understand it. Including most of the “quants” 😂
So I guess we can conclude that people just don’t listen and seem to pray that things will magically fix themselves 🤷♂️ pic.twitter.com/7fMNzwSBMf
— Tobias Andersen (@ZaradarBH) June 28, 2023
Former Terra Classic Developer, Zaradar To Aid L1JTF
The disclosure came in response to Redline Drifter’s suggestion on the appropriate approach for a TerraClassicUSD (USTC) re-peg. Redline Drifter emphasized the importance of utilizing USTC effectively and prioritizing organic demand for the stablecoin. Zaradar, reflecting on his previous efforts in promoting this strategy, expressed frustration that his advice had not been widely heeded. He noted that some people seemed to rely on the magic of self-fixing problems rather than taking concrete actions.
Apollo, a pseudonymous member of the LUNC community, responded to Zaradar’s comments, expressing their longing for Zaradar’s return and acknowledging the value of his experience within the development teams. In his reply, Zaradar acknowledged the competence of the current developers and their ability to handle the tasks at hand. He reassured the community that his departure did not diminish his commitment to Terra Classic.
Zaradar revealed that he remains in regular contact with Vinh and Lunc Burn Army (LBA), prominent figures on the L1JTF team, offering support and sharing his expertise to alleviate their stress. Although he no longer works directly on the L1JTF team, he left the door open for a potential return, asserting that he would be there to offer assistance if circumstances necessitate his involvement.
The announcement of Zaradar’s willingness to help has resonated strongly within the LUNC community, which was previously divided by the controversy surrounding his departure. His offer to support the team, although the differences, has been appreciated, and many community members have expressed gratitude for his continued dedication to Terra Classic.
Just because I don’t work on the L1TF team any more does not mean I do not care, so while I appreciate the many requests for me to rejoin the L1TF, I think you can all relax knowing that you have very capable devs and if for some reason I am needed I will be there 🙏 https://t.co/X7Wo6JwoHa
— Tobias Andersen (@ZaradarBH) June 28, 2023
Zaradar’s Departure Prompted Controversy
Zaradar’s departure from the L1JTF team in April sparked controversy, primarily revolving around a clash with community members over his pay. However, it appears that time has allowed for healing and a renewed sense of cooperation within the community. The developer’s readiness to contribute his expertise has been seen as a positive step towards strengthening the development efforts of Terra Classic.
As the Terra Classic community moves forward, the support and guidance offered by experienced individuals like Zaradar may prove crucial in furthering the project’s growth and success. The community remains optimistic about the future and eagerly awaits any potential developments involving Zaradar’s return to the L1JTF team.