Yes, the drama was successful in capturing some people's attention and convincing them that running Knots is a solution.

Reply to this note

Please Login to reply.

Discussion

You are also assuming that his ā€˜apparent suspicion’ is not warranted. What if we steal man this POV, would his position therefore be justified? I mean, if someone actually did steal his coin from a core dev, that WOULD be quite a serious thing, right? And why are we dismissing the possibility?

Core lost the battle in the court of public opinion, snd for good reason

That’s not all that matters, but it matters a lot

No they didn't, only for a few loud voices. Most others would rather run software that's being developed and audited by 100 top notch devs.

This isn't a smart form of protest but everybody do what pleases them.

The number of new knots nodes says otherwise

And the rest of people that run nodes probably don’t even know about the disagreement and just click update on Core the same way they update iOS

It can be 1000 devs developing Core, it doesn’t make what they are doing good for node runners

They do a really good job in keeping your node safe. You can verify that.

Safety is not the issue tho. They are prioritizing miners instead of node runners. It’s not their job to male sure miners get the most money or to cater to people wanting to use the network for non monetary users.

I’m not gonna rehash the debate, there’s plenty of videos on that already. All I’m saying is that the growth of nodes running Knots is a signal that informed node runners do not agree with Core’s actions.

uses*