So I'm *not* the decider for anything that concerns the behavior of
the global consensus, and I cannot be, as I have explained in the
previous post.
The person who decides if a pull request is accepted is a decider and
significantly affects the behavior of the global consensus. The only
You misunderstand what I am saying. I am not saying I have a specific
process that should be followed, I am saying that whatever the process
is then it should be formalized or at least written down. That way the
stakeholders have something to work with and keeps people on track.
Since some
2) Changes to the consensus rules: As others have said, this isn't
anyone's decision for anyone else. It's up to each individual user as
to what code they run and what rules they enforce. So then why is
everyone so up in arms about what Mike and Gavin are proposing if
everyone is free to
prima facie generally means that in a court case the burden of proof
shifts from one party to another. For instance, if you have a federal
trademark registration that is prima fascia evidence of those rights
even though they could still be challenged. To say a prosecutor would
have prima
- Did you accept payment from companies to lobby for 20MB blocks? Do
you consider that something appropriate to publicly disclose if so? Do
you consider that user rights should come above or below company
interests in Bitcoin? FWIW on pondering that last question should user
rights come above
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