Quote from: Lauda on March 11, 2017, 05:31:37 PM

Quote from: franky1 on March 11, 2017, 05:21:41 PM

Quote from: Lauda on March 11, 2017, 05:15:41 PM

In other words: You can't DOS the network at 1 MB using native keys post Segwit. Which is my whole point. Stop with these strawman arguments.

you need to really study more.
simply saying "cant b'coz cant" or "wrong because ad-hom"

is becoming very apparent as your rebuttal.

please study these things beyond the 2 paragraph sales pitches of empty promises.

I don't need to study anything. You have a fallacious way of arguing and reasoning. You completely changed my argument in order to refute it with your own. You created an argument that I did not make, also known as a strawman argument.

you can fill blocks after activation with native transactions, otherwise the 16mill coins(46mill UTXO's) are locked and unspendable (because they are on native keys right now).

if you are saying native keys cant be spent on activation day.. then your funds cannot be added to a block (because your own funds are on native keys right now)

if you can admit native transactions can be added to blocks. you start to see that people with native keys will just spam the 1mb base block.
thus
reducing the room inside the 1mb baseblock to reduce how many other peoples tx's get in. and thus reduce the ratio of base:witness usage.. to then not attain the 2mb you harp on about.
EG
if only a couple segwit tx gets in.. it equates to something small like ~1.000450 total serialised blocksize, but where the 'block' is 100% full. meaning everyone elses tx is sat in mempool waiting.. and waiting

my point being is this
you said

Quote from: Lauda on March 11, 2017, 04:49:34 PM

Segwit will definitely deliver >2 MB according to the latest usage patterns.

you have mis-sold a "definitely deliver' by then saying > (im thinking you should have used < but even that is still mis-selling)

meaning its an EMPTY promise.
just like saying
bitcoin 2009-2016 will definetly deliver >7tx/s (actual math was something like 7.37tx/s)

which we all know we never got to 7tx/s... thus it was an empty promise

much like ISP's mis-selling internet speeds
sign with us and you will definitely get upto 100mb/s

users sign up.. no one gets 100mb/s and best some people get is 60mb/s and majority get under 40mb/s

and you can then come back with the stupid argument "i did say > (morethan (but logically you should have said upto) or be more honest abaout chances of getting it) i never promised actually get"