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If you supported BIP110 you supported a hard fork. If you told someone to run a BIP110 node you were advising them to run a hard fork of Bitcoin and not Bitcoin. It was always a hard fork. The people ...
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1. Honestly, I don't think I understood enough to see how supporting BIP110 was supporting a hard fork. My ignorance, my fault.
2. My solution is to shrink all avenues of non-monetary use for Bitcoin. It's just that simple. Nothing is perfect, but that is an achievable goal, I think.
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Reed · 2d
So hard fork. Do you have any solutions that are not a hard fork? Neither do I. And so I've learned to accept that if people are transacting following consensus rules I'm just going to have to deal with it even if I don't like it.