You can put all the developers in one room and hash it out for weeks and you will never reach consensus. There are too many ego's and hidden agendas in this matter to ever reach consensus. A lot of
this has more to do with the power struggle than the real technical merit of this discussion. Would we ever know, what was said in small selective groups away from the main discussions and was this
just a smoke screen for something else? We need people in the development process with no other business interest for consensus to be reached, and even then, things will be difficult. {human factor}
Topic: [2016-02-29] No Consensus Reached During Satoshi Roundtable San Francisco (Read 294 times)
February 29, 2016, 11:17:29 AM
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What are your thoughts on this event itself? What will it take to reach consensus? Let us know in the comments below!
Another Satoshi Roundtable event has taken place this past weekend, which was organized in San Francisco, California. The primary goal of this event is coming to a consensus on the future of Bitcoin development, more especially when the block size increase is concerned. Despite the numerous topics and proposals being discussed, we have it on good authority no consensus was reached during this Satoshi Roundtable event.
https://news.bitcoin.com/no-consensus-reached-during-satoshi-roundtable-san-francisco/
Another Satoshi Roundtable event has taken place this past weekend, which was organized in San Francisco, California. The primary goal of this event is coming to a consensus on the future of Bitcoin development, more especially when the block size increase is concerned. Despite the numerous topics and proposals being discussed, we have it on good authority no consensus was reached during this Satoshi Roundtable event.
https://news.bitcoin.com/no-consensus-reached-during-satoshi-roundtable-san-francisco/
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