Quote from: pawel7777 on April 16, 2015, 01:03:07 PM

Quote from: kelsey on April 16, 2015, 12:30:34 PM

Quote from: pawel7777 on April 14, 2015, 04:22:49 PM

Also, you didn't answer my question:

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What/who is stopping you from becoming influential/valuable dev?

probably because there are so many questions in this thread (well including people answering a question with a question).
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Not really, I don't think there are that many questions in this thread.
You seem to be very selective in your replies and haven't address most of the things from my last 2 posts.

Quote from: kelsey on April 16, 2015, 12:30:34 PM

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anyways whats stoping me becoming an influential/valuable dev, if you mean in bitcoin; lack of faith in bitcoin. not from the first day i used bitcoin (many years ago) have considered it even remotely likely to ever become a useful alternative to fiat.

as for dev of something i see promising in the future, be happy too.

That's not what I meant.

You call Bitcoin centralised because of "only 5 core devs", while there's absolutely nothing stopping you from being the dev yourself. You don't need anyone's permission. If you have knowledge/skills and can use arguments to convince others to your ideas you could have more influence then those 5.

As for now, you sound like complaining about 'water being too wet'.

of course i'm selective of the questions atm, because i don't have the time to properly fully answer most the questions, and I wrote the initial questions to get other peoples answers, i already know my own.

again i think you miss where i am coming from......i would not be interested in being a dev of bitcoin, because outside of it being a p2p currency, its extremely rare i like any aspect of it, be better devoting my time to a project i'd believe in.

yes you're saying if you don't like aspects of bitcoin, its opensource so fix it, i'm saying its not bitcoin i'm being critical of here, its people's blinked 'bitcoin is the greatest nothing can beat it' mindset i'm being critical of.

in fact i believe its a great possibility the bitcoin is extremely bad for the success of a true p2p currency. its almost more like an experiment to prove those who hate the bankers of the world become them when given the same power.