Some people have missed the point; the Internet is anarchy for its various usages do not officially respond to any higher order (and often reject to the idea of it, despite certain websites being pressured with political might), and are not forced to subject themselves as any lower order. This website, even if it had massive regulation and hard, lengthy rules, would still be libertarian, as are all websites, because you are not forced to use it nor will such regulations follow you in your private life; it is completely voluntary.
If you're complaining about libertopia, you're complaining about the Internet as a whole...while wanting to be on it. If it's so bad, leave; you can do that in libertarian communities.
If you're complaining about libertopia, you're complaining about the Internet as a whole...while wanting to be on it. If it's so bad, leave; you can do that in libertarian communities.
I agree. Please op-out
Therein lies the conundrum. If they want their coins to become more valuable they have to bring in the masses. Telling people to go away is Bitcoin suicide.
Not saying anyone should go away, just making clear that pointing to an issue is not the same as solving an issue; if the dissenters of the way this site is run want a solution, they would do better to make their own website with increased regulation than make endless threads whining about it. The second forum, if superior, should naturally have more users than this one over time.
