Quote from: apogio on Today at 11:49:25 AM

Quote from: HmmMAA on Today at 11:38:42 AM

I really don't get this logic .

There are many people who don't share the same logic that I do and it is totally fine.

Quote from: HmmMAA on Today at 11:38:42 AM

There are people on the planet ( close to 50% ) that have no pc or internet access . Does that mean that the network should stop because of that ?

The network shouldn't stop. No! However, the inspiration was that everyone should be able to run a node.

To this extent, I think increasing the block size a little will not hurt, but I am against it because it will not solve the "problem" on the long run.

Quote from: HmmMAA on Today at 11:38:42 AM

In case you are running a node , because someone else hasn't that comfort does it mean that you should stop having one too ?

I didn't say that. If someone doesn't have the comfort to run a node, it doesn't mean I will stop running a node. I will, however, keep the blocksize low, so that I don't make it even more difficult for them to run a node.

thats what "scaling" is for rather then "LEAPING"
just saying no os not the solution to LEAPING.. scaling is the solution to leaping