When reading or talking about "development" in an isolated way, that is to say using or mentioning only the term, it is assumed immediately that something very simple is being done. The word itself has a high level of abstraction; which means that it is necessary that this word be accompanied by another so that the issue that is being discussed may be relevant. It is essential that the term must use the surrounding context to have meaning. The more there is a relationship between the word and its linguistic environment, the more important the topic in question will be. That's why we talk about development in different facets; can be analyzed in these ways as examples: 1) Economic Development, 2) Human Development, 3) Social Development, 4) Personal Development, 5) Sustainable Development, among others.
But what is also true is that the word "development" is closely related to the meaning of growth, progress, evolution, etc. So when referring to the development of DeepOnion is inevitable to take into account, as a starting point, what really "incredible" that has been. In short, we could combine those same qualifying adjectives or synonyms and even then we would fall short when referring to the development of DeepOnion; let's see: "DeepOnion and its Incredible Growth, Progress and Evolution". We would continue to place more positive qualifiers because that is the incredible truth.
DeepOnion together with its TOR network have been demonstrating a much more incredible development. It is truly amazing how, in a few months, progress has been made in gigantic steps, how great achievements have been made in such a short time and how every day that passes increases the number of people who join the Onion Community.
If this development has been like this could be expected in the not too distant future, surely the community will be on the verge of achieving a great victory upon completion of a specific period of time: one year, two years, etc., that is, an anniversary. We could compare this development with the skillful majesty with which a great chess player develops his pieces using his attack and defense strategies so that at the end of the game he will achieve victory.
