Quote from: U2 on March 15, 2017, 10:06:42 PM

Where can you find real unbiased information on both though? That's what I find impossible. Is there a blog that's dug through the bullshit and censorship to actually show what each side would like to do? I'm all for running a node but I'd like to choose the side I believe in.

Did you read about the recent sudden sharp drop in BU nodes? If not, do that. It is all you really need to know to be sure you don't want to hand responsibility over a $20 Billion network to reckless amateurs that don't review the code they crappy code they write. We can just be glad that this bug was exposed before a hard fork, not after.

95% of Bitcoin developers work for Bitcoin Core. That's really all we non-technical people need to know to understand which side we should support. Trusting BU developers over Core developers is like trusting the 1% of climate scientists that claim that global warming isn't man-made. It's only on this forum that the two sides are "equal". Everyone unbiased by economic interests and with some insight seem to prefer SegWit over simply just increasing blocksize, as it's the technically superior solution to the scaling problem. SegWit should be completely uncontroversial for investors and users. Only the miners don't want it, because they'd rather squeeze us for transaction fees.