Quote from: Pab on August 18, 2015, 11:19:45 PM

Quote from: RawDog on August 17, 2015, 07:08:50 PM

The real problem isn't XT. The real problem is that there is no good means to break a serious impasse.

XT is a tiny problem - many alternatives exist to get bitcoin to scale. But XT taught us one thing, Bitcoin is extremely fragile when the core devs can't naturally reach agreement in conversation.

This XT thing will soon blow over and with or without a fork - Bitcoin will go on in good shape. But, someone ought to start thinking about the next thing which will cause a division. A division which gets a real durable 50%/50% opinion going will destroy Bitcoin I think.

XT is probably going to win this argument in about 1 hour after the hard fork. The next round of disagreement probably won't end up the same way.

We really need Satoshi to sign a tie-breaking message once in a while. He is a real coward for checking out like he did. jk

Hey Sato - how about giving the community a little guidance - eh? Just a little 'pip' once in a while. How about if you sign a '1' for yes on XT or a '0' for no on XT? That would sure help. Now that Mike invoked your name, it really does fall on you.

I agree with you,no collaboration between main devs,and lack of informations,no basic transparency
I fSatoshi will appear,peoplewill not believe it is real Satoshi

Will anybody lesson him after years

What is he thinking about bitcoin now
will be great to hear

One would assume he has his keys to his coins and can sign them or move them to prove it is him.