See below; plus: - not doing a hardfork would help a criminal who saw a possibility to take advantage of a lot of people. - a lot of btc core were against it because it would set a precedent while they should be implementing a hard fork asap and they are talking about a completely different project; eth is supposed to be used as "fuel" for the platform and not necessarily as something to hold value (eg 2% inflation in the end) - ethereum is in beta and problems which occur at that stage should be fixed not causing a project to turn to dust.
But still it does not explain why you disrespect people who have a different opinion and want to stay with the unforked version of the chain. Let them do it.
Not saying they shouldn't be able to do it. Just saying that in my opinion it is not supportive of the environment. And saying that i disrespect people just because i say something is bs seems pretty disrespectfull to me.
See below; plus: - not doing a hardfork would help a criminal who saw a possibility to take advantage of a lot of people. - a lot of btc core were against it because it would set a precedent while they should be implementing a hard fork asap and they are talking about a completely different project; eth is supposed to be used as "fuel" for the platform and not necessarily as something to hold value (eg 2% inflation in the end) - ethereum is in beta and problems which occur at that stage should be fixed not causing a project to turn to dust.
I see you are a HF supporter. That's fine.
But still it does not explain why you disrespect people who have a different opinion and want to stay with the unforked version of the chain. Let them do it.
Not saying they shouldn't be able to do it. Just saying that in my opinion it is not supportive of the environment. And saying that i disrespect people just because i say something is bs seems pretty disrespectfull to me.
@kimmar - you're right: calling something BS is indeed a clear way to express your respect.