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I feel like "passive users" would agree with the status quo? They don't care enough to vote for the fork, so they should have counted as voting against the fork
by matthewbauer 10y ago
I feel like "passive users" would agree with the status quo? They don't care enough to vote for the fork, so they should have counted as voting against the forks.
- onestone 10y agoBy that logic there should be no Brexit, as less than 50% of the eligible voters voted for it.
- EdHominem 10y agoExactly right. But the same logic would apply to the Bentrance in the first place, etc.
- zeven7 10y agoNo vote means they don't care enough to say either way. Why would anyone who feels strongly against the fork say "I will now let everyone know how much I'm against the fork by not voting"? That's not how it works. Furthermore, it's been well known for the past 2 weeks that the fork was likely to happen. That means the fork was the status quo. It's what was going to happen assuming nothing derailed it. I'm an ETH holder and I didn't vote. I was undecided and was happy enough with the decision to fork.