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Super Testnet 4 months ago

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Super Testnet 4 months ago
for each one, I linked to their githubs so that you can review their contributions. Here are some examples of each person's contributions: - leo_haf got this code merged: - bigshiny90 got this code merged: - ataraxia got this code merged: - pithosian created this pull request, which has not yet been merged: - Chris Guida reviewed the above-mentioned pull request - Floppy Disk Guy reviewed it too - dr0ther created this docker container for Knots: - Kurtis worked on the font and imagery used in Knots: https://github.com/KurtisStirling/Bitcoin-Knots-Brand/commits?author=KurtisStirling - kwsantiago created this pull request, which has not yet been merged:
For me this is code signature so it’s not really a code contribution, here is a real PR with code that have been added to the latest RC (Due to how Luke rebase Knots, the PR won’t be merged on GitHub but directly added to the tag) here is the relevant commit:
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Super Testnet 4 months ago
If your only objection is that the example I gave for Leo wasn't actually code, I hope the attached post strengthens the case. Let me know if any of the others shouldn't count. View quoted note →
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Super Testnet 4 months ago
BTW I include the word "deliberately" because, in an important way, Knots has a bunch of "accidental" contributors. Basically everyone who contributes to Bitcoin Core also contributes to Knots, knowingly or not, because Knots is mostly just Core with some patches.
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R 4 months ago
And when 7 of them think there is a problem with Luke’s update and Luke thinks it should get published, which way will it go?
i don't remember what i was thinking. but clearly i was mistaken.
It's more than one guy. But his point is still valid.
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hasky 3 months ago
This is knots contributor
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hasky 3 months ago
Regardless Knot or Core .. the crypto always problem . There should not be so much coin in circulation that people can just issues coin as they want ! It is not sustainable to fraud for the user !!!
1st, This is first and formost false information. It's not just luke. see: 2nd, you entirely miss the point and make this about who develops the software, but this is myopic and irrelevant. Bitcoin works by node runners/miners deciding what software to run. Every node implementation can propose their own version and node runners will decide whether to upgrade or switch. That is true for bitcoin knots as well as soon as luke does something node runners disagree with. The bitcoin community is wealthy enough to fund new developers if necessary. Thus, the steward is the bitcoin network or community at large, including bitcoin users too - and the great thing is that it is anonymously large so not prone to group think. There is no need for another layer of stewardship of tiny group of software developers. Core takes themselves way too important. Bitcoin is global and bitcoin is massive - this is much larger than the Blockstream company and always was - thinking otherwise is imho hybris to say the least.