Pretty sure there's been quite enough of that from both sides. Now it's time to cut that shit out and discuss proposals on technical merit and not the personalities involved. Less character assassinations all round, please.
I think there is something to be said for that.
Then again, Mike Hearn has proven time and time again to push agendas that are divisive to the community and toxic to decentralization -- redlists, blacklists... I'm legitimately curious what color lists he produces next.
Who was it, Wladimir, I think?--that said he was toxic to the development process, that every pull he touched turned to a cesspool? No wonder he was ostracized. (Shrug)