Fortunately, they're about done with that so now they can focus on their Coinvoice service. I say fortunately because that means they've had time to help out two local merchants in Austin that got burned by BitPay. (Do you know how embarrassing it is to go around to local merchants convincing them to start accepting Bitcoin and pointing them at the most well-known Bitcoin payment processor just to have them run into existential problems like "not getting paid?")
A lot more documentation is needed re this. Please share.
So you've just argued TBF has no effective power, so then why give a fuck what they do?
I think you've just argued that no one can control Bitcoin right now and thus there is no way to make any more hard forks.
I think you've just argued that no one can control Bitcoin right now and thus there is no way to make any more hard forks.
I have to say, i'm with you on that one. I couldn't give a flying fork what the bitcoin foundation do, they don't speak for me, nor will any members club who evolve in the future democratically elected, or not. Good riddance if they fade into obscurity, and if they don't, it makes not a blind bit of difference to me.
A fraud is a fraud is a fraud. You may be new here, don't know who I am, what I do, how Bitcoin works etc.
This doesn't mean anything changes, it just means you need to stfu.
That whole article is a childish and petulant rant.
