That would make sense. I think they want to avoid issues after the fork. By not (yet?) supporting the new fork they can switch over at a later point after the possible initial issues are resolved.
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That would make sense. I think they want to avoid issues after the fork. By not (yet?) supporting the new fork they can switch over at a later point after the possible initial issues are resolved.
You are correct, and that's what they plan to do, Jan 1, 2018, the new chain will be supported. go figure.