Quote from: LaudaM on February 21, 2014, 04:19:31 PM

Quote from: Armis on February 21, 2014, 03:35:36 PM

Quote from: LaudaM on February 21, 2014, 03:02:55 PM

You can't really let some new comers create the new Foundation either.

Everything in cryptocurrency land is "NEW".

The person with the absolute most exp in the bitcoin world only has 5 yrs exp;
this forum is 3 yrs old, and the bitcoin foundation website is only 2.

It was only MONTHS ago when bitcoin was in double digits across the board, and single digits about a year ago.

All things considered, tenure is not relevant.

No. You're new, and you probably have 1/10th of the knowledge that some experienced members here have (I won't mention any names though).

A board, a foundation, and especially a board of a foundation are inherently charged with doing the right thing, and setting a right example.

how much tenure do you think it takes to do the right thing?

how much knowledge do you think it takes to do the right thing?

The CEO of Mt. Gox has arguably more bitcoin knowledge than 99.9% of the cryptocurrency industry, but clearly not enough to steer his ship straight,
the same could be said of BitInstant CEO, who was not only a foundation board member but also a founding member and vice Chair at the time of his resignation.

If you have ALL OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE UNIVERSE but not enough to do the right thing, you're only good to lawyers wanting billable hours, not to the public.