Right, by pushing them to actively oppose it instead of running different software.
If you oppose BIP110 literally run anything else.
But if you do run anything else (e.g. Bitcoin Core v28) and do not oppose BIP110, you may end up on a BIP110 chain anyway, if enough miners support it
With this software, you can oppose BIP110 and "enforce" your opposition -- if the miners start trying to enforce BIP110, you'll start invalidating their blocks
With this software, you can oppose BIP110 and "enforce" your opposition -- if the miners start trying to enforce BIP110, you'll start invalidating their blocks
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