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> but with apparently so few people being able to be closely involved, in almost may as well be. What is this based on? My own personal experience is quite opp
by nadaviv 11y ago
> but with apparently so few people being able to be closely involved, in almost may as well be.
What is this based on? My own personal experience is quite opposite - the development community is very welcoming, has a diverse set of participants, and conducts its discussions and decision-making process out in the open.
Also see my other comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11229435 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11229435
- sbuttgereit 11y agoIn general you are correct. However, when you get into developers capable of making convincing and secure cryptographic products, you get into a seriously reduced subset of the whole of all developers; regardless how welcoming a community is. Bitcoin Core developers sound, at least, like a seriously reduced subset of cryptographic developers since knowledge of blockchain dynamics and such is also complex.