Probably can, but I don't see how that solves anything except keeping people on an outdated version that maybe contain inefficiencies and security issues.
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Well if you running v29 and dont like v30 don't update. Another version could have inefficiencies and security issues too, no?
I like ppl telling core to fuck off but more versions doesn't solve the problem imho
Yeah, security issues could be introduced as well, but I think we're going further from the point that it's about incentive and development goals getting pushed onto a single codebase, i.e centralized codebase and no other options besides not upgrading