They've voted 89% in favour of removing Theymos alert key access.
Satoshi's greatest (external) triumph.
I went to
town on the Blockstream conflict of interest because of the implications in principle of having a for-profit have any kind of influence on the code. But only because I thought any kind of external influence was bad. Now I realize that not only will there always be external influence, that it's necessary to maintain the code. I have to admit, appeals to change the protocol based on popularity sort of concern me. Shouldn't consensus be based on technical merit?
Bitcoin is not 'governed' by anyone.
That's what I used to think.

How do you think the Blockstream people can coerce me to run their software on my node?
Perhaps you believe that all full nodes are maintained by Blockstream stakeholders?