I know bitcoin, and you, litecoin are no bitcoin.
Of course A is not equal to B, but they do share similarities in protocol design and proposed use/implementation.
I'd be very interested to hear your take on the differences between litecoin and bitcoin, jiggy.
Just like you really don't give any shits about what I think about litecoin, I don't give any shits about such topic.
I'm beginning to lose my patience with you, jiggy; are you able to have a rational, back and forth discussion without immediately going on the defensive and resorting to inflammatory accusations?
Stop proclaiming that you're the arbiter of my intentions, you aren't.
First of all, you already failed and refused to engage in genuine responses (rather than poo pooing like a typical troll/shill no coiner) regarding your previous quasi-irrelevant dumbass no coiner / bitcoin naysaying points that I already responded to.. and further, this is not a thread to compare and contrast various shit coins. Helrow?
Refuse to engage or respond? I'm on mobile most of the time, which makes it difficult to format long posts and reply to multiple users.
With regard to our previous discussion, I was asking questions while you would answer; you never actually responded by asking me any specific questions of your own.
If you would like me to answer some specific questions or provide information of some kind, please, ask away!
But if you consider the one aspect of bitcoin that you proclaim to NOT accept or understand, you might want to look into network effects, but no, you claim to not understand or believe that such network effects are important in the discussion,
Incorrect, as I specifically acknowledged the network effect and first mover advantage that bitcoin has, in my previous posts.
instead you want to get caught up in distracting discussions about slight technical differences that may or may not exist
Protocol differences between projects definitely exist, you should be aware of this.
and in the end don't even matter in the scheme of things.. because bitcoin is not broken, so you have to overcome that presumption of brokenness first,
I never claimed the bitcoin was broken in any way, you're simply being disingenuous.
and you also have to show that your shitty ass project that you want to tout, whether litecoin or some other random project, whatever it is has sufficiently overcome whatever supposedly broken part of bitcoin that it is going to matter, instead of just being possibly absorbed into bitcoin as a tweak.
I'm not touting anything, I'm asking basic questions about the differences in protocol between projects.
Specifically, I've asked what makes bitcoin "better" or "best".
If your answer to this question is "it's more popular and it got there first", that's fine.