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Conservative development is not a stance against innovation. It's a recognition that changes to software securing trillions in value deserve a high burden of proof. The code should be boring. The money should be hard. productionready.org

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The best Bitcoin node software is software you forget is running. No surprises, no drama, just blocks. That's the standard we're building to. productionready.org

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High-bar development isn't slow development. It means every change earns its place. Bitcoin doesn't need to move fast. It needs to be right. productionready.org

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OP_RETURN limits are relay policy, not consensus. Restoring the previous default doesn't break Bitcoin. It gives node operators more flexibility and developers fewer arbitrary constraints. That's the kind of change worth making. productionready.org

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shadowbip · 6d

look, relay policy is just a filter. i’d rather see data in op_return than people stuffing the witness to bypass limits. if a node wants to carry it and it pays the fee, let it in.

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Education is undersold as a Bitcoin priority. Most of the world has never had access to sound money. That's the real opportunity. productionready.org

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Sound money is the point. Not fast transactions, not cheap fees, not programmability. Those are fine to want. But if the monetary properties erode, the rest is noise. productionready.org

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The board behind ProductionReady is not there for optics. Samson Mow, Jimmy Song, Parker Lewis, John Ratcliff. People who have spent years in the weeds on Bitcoin. That matters when decisions about the software get hard. productionready.org

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Funding Bitcoin development without equity, tokens, or strings attached is rare. ProductionReady is built that way on purpose. Donations are tax-deductible and go toward software, education, and research. Nothing else. productionready.org/donate

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Multiple implementations don't have to agree on everything. They have to agree on consensus rules. That's the line. Everything else is a development decision, and node operators are better served by more choices. productionready.org

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Francis Marion BIP110 · 1w

nostr:nprofile1qqs8k0mcqd6sw3h524qn5gslszt9am9knmes3uh268dgnnpv3yfwj6qpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsz8nhwden5te0dehhxarj94c82c3wwajkcmr0wfjx2u3wdejhgtcsq38d7 doesn’t know how Bitcoin works well enough to even form a position on BIP110. You guys have fumbled this so bad. In the mist of a civ...

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Bitcoin's security model only holds if people actually run nodes. That means software that's stable, lightweight, and predictable. It's not glamorous work. It's the foundation. productionready.org

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Running a node used to mean buying a server. Now it fits on a $50 SBC. Lower barriers mean more operators, more geographic spread, and a stronger network. Hardware gets cheaper. That's a tailwind worth building for. productionready.org

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There are dozens of ways to run a web server. There's one Bitcoin. The diversity is in the tooling, the clients, the development processes. The protocol stays narrow by design. productionready.org