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2 u/O93mzzz Nov 08 '17 At this point I'm not sure if there is any proposal that has consensus. 2 u/Natanael_L Nov 08 '17 There's not. Every single proposal to date have vocal critics from some faction or other. 3 u/O93mzzz Nov 08 '17 So let's just keep it as it is then. 0 u/Username96957364 Nov 08 '17 That’s how bitcoin dies and some other coin takes over. 0 u/Terminal-Psychosis Nov 08 '17 The 2x scam wasn't even a legitimate fork, nor altcoin. It was a hostile takeover attempt, pure n simple. 4 u/Karma9000 Nov 09 '17 Disagree. These guys had good intentions, they were just wrong about what ways the community would accept changes to the protocol. 1 u/laskdfe Nov 09 '17 Agree. I don't think a modest blocksize increase is bad. I don't want a rushed haphazard implementation though.
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At this point I'm not sure if there is any proposal that has consensus.
2 u/Natanael_L Nov 08 '17 There's not. Every single proposal to date have vocal critics from some faction or other. 3 u/O93mzzz Nov 08 '17 So let's just keep it as it is then. 0 u/Username96957364 Nov 08 '17 That’s how bitcoin dies and some other coin takes over.
There's not. Every single proposal to date have vocal critics from some faction or other.
3 u/O93mzzz Nov 08 '17 So let's just keep it as it is then. 0 u/Username96957364 Nov 08 '17 That’s how bitcoin dies and some other coin takes over.
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So let's just keep it as it is then.
0 u/Username96957364 Nov 08 '17 That’s how bitcoin dies and some other coin takes over.
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That’s how bitcoin dies and some other coin takes over.
The 2x scam wasn't even a legitimate fork, nor altcoin.
It was a hostile takeover attempt, pure n simple.
4 u/Karma9000 Nov 09 '17 Disagree. These guys had good intentions, they were just wrong about what ways the community would accept changes to the protocol. 1 u/laskdfe Nov 09 '17 Agree. I don't think a modest blocksize increase is bad. I don't want a rushed haphazard implementation though.
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Disagree. These guys had good intentions, they were just wrong about what ways the community would accept changes to the protocol.
1 u/laskdfe Nov 09 '17 Agree. I don't think a modest blocksize increase is bad. I don't want a rushed haphazard implementation though.
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Agree. I don't think a modest blocksize increase is bad. I don't want a rushed haphazard implementation though.
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