Quote from: macbook-air on January 16, 2016, 12:37:40 PM

Quote from: kano on January 16, 2016, 12:23:45 PM

Quote from: macbook-air on January 16, 2016, 11:42:49 AM

Policy change announcement: We support the hard fork effort to increase the max block size to 2MB. Seg-wit may be deployed together in this hard fork if it can be ready in time, or it can be merged later. Non-controversial features in the hard fork wishlist, if it does not delay the hard fork process, can be deployed at the same time. The hard fork should be implemented in Core, eventually. Bitcoin Classic, which despite was born on the same day that XT dies, is an attempt that could make the hard fork happen sooner. We welcome Classic. We are going to cease support for FSS-RBF after upgrading to version 0.12, some time in the next few weeks. We may not implement the opt-in RBF feature. We believe that we should do everything we can do to make 0-conf transactions as secure as possible. We do not believe the concept of fee market.

Get someone who knows English well to translate this for you.

Your wording implies you are going to try to force everyone to accept a hard fork - which of course you are not in charge of bitcoin so making such a statement would be foolish.

If instead you mean the standard miner voting for a change using the core rules, then that of course is appropriate.

Instead of bashing me continuously, should you please consider to do something useful to end the debate? I want the stupid debate to come to an end.

In Hong Kong you were directly introduced to some of the world's foremost experts and most knowledgeable people in this technology - and these experts were asked to make a decision. The overwhelming majority of them did make a decision (https://bitcoincore.org/en/2015/12/21/capacity-increase/). Then some other people who lack the knowledge, experience, and credentials decided to fork the github repo, do a rebrand, and try to sell it as a competitor.

Don't fall for this trap...the debate is over.

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