@OnTheBlockChain Signaling is saying “follow me, take it or leave it” whereas voting is “join our gang to force our will upon others.”
@OnTheBlockChain Voting == tyranny of the majority.
Dogma: “Doing X is an attack on Bitcoin!”
Discourse: “I disagree with doing X because my vision for Bitcoin is Y.”
@eric_lombrozo Author is complaining about broad claims that gloss over details. https://t.co/THqJTWkNUq
The dogma built up by various schools of thought in Bitcoin has led quite a few people to start confusing opinions with facts.
@deadalnix Surely you agree that the magnitude of the malleability problem is a matter of perspective.
@deadalnix So you’re fine with opt-in tx malleability fix, you’re just complaining that some people glossed over the details. Mmmmmk.
Compare and contrast two very different approaches to evaluating Bitcoin protocol changes. pic.twitter.com/qsa3WZLx7W
RT @TheBlueMatt: On Bitcoin’s Diversity of Use-Cases and its trustless properties, and what this means for changes to it https://t.co/W6fBx…
@NTmoney Bitcoin is terrible for traditional innovation; permissionless innovation is much more challenging. Hopefully that will change.
Excited to host Dr. Alessandra Scafuro, TumbleBit researcher, next Tuesday at @TriangleBitcoin! https://t.co/x9EYor5vlN