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This is very confusing and the argument don't hold very much. It looks sadly more like a justification against making the effort, which he has a right to not wa
by RRRA 10y ago
This is very confusing and the argument don't hold very much.
It looks sadly more like a justification against making the effort, which he has a right to not want to attempt, but doesn't make sense.
The real issue is how can we have an open governance model that moves protocol forward a lot faster and it seems that with a little imagination we could tackle most of the pain points. So maybe we should fix the infrastructure instead of celebrating silos that don't talk to each other even when using the same protocols?