nope and having one person maintain the software for the majority of nodes on the network is probably worse than the status quo View quoted note →

That proves how far off the mark core is in this case. The fact that so many people would change to software run by one developer should give them pause.

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Put out the fire. View quoted note →

That doesn't put out the fire, it turns up the heat. Why do you want an airdrop so bad?

Why do you keep repeating the FUD and denying the problem? This is why people are losing trust in you.

Because when there's a consensus failure between participants, chain splits is how they get resolved.

The man is unreasonable and unwilling to consider the argument from another perspective. He's decided what to believe. Pretty impressive how powerful self-delusion is. He's right to want additional implementations, and he doesn't have to trust you, but when it comes to addressing your arguments, well, he's just repeating talking points and not thinking for himself.