We all have the same tools. If you’re asking why Core made changes like relaxing relay limits on OP_RETURN, go read the actual discussions. This didn’t happen overnight — it’s been openly debated for years. But those debates happen in the places where devs build, not on Twitter or Nostr.”
• Bitcoin Core PRs & Issues:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pulls
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues
• Mailing List (Bitcoin Dev):
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/
• IRC Logs (Technical meetings):
You people complain and claim that bitcoin core did not communicate this right. As a node runner if you want to participate in bitcoin development you need to be where discussions happen.
People love Bitcoin for being decentralized — until it feels inconvenient.
Then suddenly they expect devs to ‘explain themselves,’ like it’s a subscription service.
Bitcoin is an open protocol, not a company. If you want to understand it, show up where it’s built. Nobody owes you a push notification.