I don't think you should be banned from the forum as a whole.  But I am curious.  Does the fact that some people would prefer to see you banned give you any pause for thought about how you conduct yourself?

If there were a topic debating my continued future here, I'd be thinking "Shit, I didn't realise I was pissing people off that much.  I'm going to rethink my behaviour".  Does any such thought along those lines even register in your brain?



But you are.  

There's no such thing as a "mandatory fork" in Bitcoin.  The code you run is entirely up to you in an open-source environment.  You either opt to follow consensus or you don't.  You are here by choice.  If you are following consensus, then you literally are "part of the group".  



Then what should we be telling people who ask for impossible things?  

Say someone wanted to introduce something incompatible like Proof-of-Stake in Bitcoin, are you going to tell them they can have that when they clearly can't?  No.  You'd tell them they can only have that if a significant number of those securing the network approve, which is highly unlikely.  And if they can't abide by that response, you'd then tell them they can use another network which supports that incompatible feature.  Because that's how it works.  

You know just as well as anyone else does that Bitcoin cannot feasibly incorporate every last whim or fantasy of all people.  You know that's how it is, yet you exhibit resentment every single time someone reminds you of this fundamental fact when you're the one asking for something incompatible.  To reiterate, you want things which other users do not want.  And those users outnumber you.  Deny it all you like.  Engage in whatever semantics you like to try and worm your way around the fact.  Derail every topic humanly possible (or better yet, don't).  It doesn't change a thing.  If you want something incompatible (and you do) there are other projects which cater to that.  No one is saying you have to leave, but it would behoove you to use another network if you want incompatible things.  But you don't have a sensible response to any of that, so you'll just keep whining that I'm "telling people to leave".  Despite the fact that it's the only accurate and technically correct response to your continued asininity.  Talk about playing the martyr.