Michael “Never Sell” Saylor and Andy Back can sniff their own farts all day long, while we keep running BIP-110. Their attempts to make us trust them are borderline desperate at this point. I invite you to play this song, while reading what they have written. Try not to laugh. View quoted note →

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askHVtobidIV 1 week ago
Bro your going to fork and find out or be a pansy flipper and come back salty...either way your name is stained.
it's OK. it's just a teaser for his next presentation in which he starts going through the 110 things that are more dangerous. 110 things. i can't even think of 1. apathy? asteroid? Trump globbing on again? Kevin Warsh freezign the money printer forever AIs taking over the energy grid and high-trust transacting with one another in electrons Individual communities coming up with their own LocalBucks. Aliens taking away our smart phones Price of memory becoming so high that it's impossible to run nodes i'm almost at 11. i need 10x more
Why would we be retreating if it is our ground? This project does not belong to them. Let's talk tomorrow and please take this time to this how we can get it back, okay?
Are you going to be this cocky if we don’t fork off and BIP-110 activates without a split? I bet you’ll be real quiet then. You’re right about one thing: whoever ends up on the wrong side of this conflict will be tainted forever. The only difference is that I won’t care for my reputation if I’m wrong. I did what I did because the future of Bitcoin was at stake and if we fail, Bitcoin fails. My reputation is not important, while you’ll have to carry on with a captured and irrelevant chain while eating hopium from the likes of Saylor and Back.
That's why I would like you to separate from that thought and think how we can do this. I know you deeply care about Bitcoin and you are intellectually capable. Please take a day to think about this okay?
Theoretically, there are two ways this could happen: 1. Someone forks the latest version of Core and continues development with an entirely different team. I think the ProductionReady project is working on this. 2. The entire Core maintainer team resigns and hands over their keys to new maintainers selected by the community. Their funding would come from community donations instead of large corporations with questionable agendas.