It's a non-problem. The market will fix it. Miners will mine the txns with the best fees.
Uh... that's exactly why it
is a problem. If payers have to enter a bidding war to get their transactions included, they might as well go back to fiat.
It's actually flattering that you think this obscure little altcoin is so important as to make this the appropriate venue to debate these important questions, but in reality these exact same issues apply to every single coin based on Satoshi's basic block chain concept, and indeed many will need to address them in practice much sooner than MRO. In fact BCN being twice as fast and two years ahead will confront them
much sooner. It is absurd to think this discussion should take place on the thread for every coin to which they apply, because that's all of them.
So I would respectfully request that you guys take it over to the Economics subforum or somewhere else a bit more focused. There are MRO-specific topics to discuss here.
than the other coins. Perhaps it's being discussed here because we think Monero has the potential to solve these problems early and be a leader in providing long-term solutions. How silly of me for being so optimistic.