So in your view we should not anticipate, and only act when it’s already too late.
Ok yeah disagree.
But the good news is you don’t have to upgrade if you don’t want to! :)
So there’s no middle ground for you?
You’re saying we must act on potential problems now—before they exist—because once we see them, it’ll be too late?
No.
You anticipate problems, draft possible solutions, and keep them ready. If an issue actually emerges, the community reaches consensus and implements the best fix.
What you’re proposing is gaslighting—a trojan horse for more “fixes” to problems that don’t exist.
The good news? I’m running Knots—a real solution to a real problem: a rogue core team trying to strong-arm and gaslight the network into compliance.
You’re solving nothing. There’s no problem to fix. Either focus on real issues or find hypothetical ones that actually matter.
You’re saying we must act on potential problems now—before they exist—because once we see them, it’ll be too late?
No.
You anticipate problems, draft possible solutions, and keep them ready. If an issue actually emerges, the community reaches consensus and implements the best fix.
What you’re proposing is gaslighting—a trojan horse for more “fixes” to problems that don’t exist.
The good news? I’m running Knots—a real solution to a real problem: a rogue core team trying to strong-arm and gaslight the network into compliance.
You’re solving nothing. There’s no problem to fix. Either focus on real issues or find hypothetical ones that actually matter.
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