@maplesyrupsucker @LocalBitcolnCash @sken
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I'd like to reiterate that BU hopes to be just one of many bitcoin implementations and membership vote is how we govern changes in this implementation. Members contribute voluntarily, and membership requires active participation to direct this project. (Non-members can participate in voting issues. I would encourage it as it builds rapport with voting members.)
BU is differentiated from other bitcoin implementations by this governed method giving an opportunity to all professions and economic classes to participate in the development process of bitcoin, and as such active participation and diversity is needed.
The adoption of BU within the bitcoin network is voluntary and as such members only indirectly impact the direction of the bitcoin protocol leaving the network participants free to choose the software that runs the Bitcoin protocol.
It is a priority for me to grow an active and diverse membership that is robust enough to prevent the type of governing issues we've seen with the past, specifically the concept of a single reference client run by a hegemony of incumbent developers.
I don't have any good formula for improving the screening process for new members, and I'd hate to see membership deteriorate. I'd like BU governance to evolve into the best form of governance there is, so we are going to need a competent and membership capable of critical thinking.
Before I cast a vote for new members, please meet me halfway and help me understand who you are by confirming the following:
P.s. You don't need to be a member to participate in development, or to project your opinions, everyone is welcome in the process. I'd encourage you all to ask questions, comment, discuss address advantages or disadvantages in the current BUIP's. Your participation and ideas are welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Adrian.
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I'd like to reiterate that BU hopes to be just one of many bitcoin implementations and membership vote is how we govern changes in this implementation. Members contribute voluntarily, and membership requires active participation to direct this project. (Non-members can participate in voting issues. I would encourage it as it builds rapport with voting members.)
BU is differentiated from other bitcoin implementations by this governed method giving an opportunity to all professions and economic classes to participate in the development process of bitcoin, and as such active participation and diversity is needed.
The adoption of BU within the bitcoin network is voluntary and as such members only indirectly impact the direction of the bitcoin protocol leaving the network participants free to choose the software that runs the Bitcoin protocol.
It is a priority for me to grow an active and diverse membership that is robust enough to prevent the type of governing issues we've seen with the past, specifically the concept of a single reference client run by a hegemony of incumbent developers.
I don't have any good formula for improving the screening process for new members, and I'd hate to see membership deteriorate. I'd like BU governance to evolve into the best form of governance there is, so we are going to need a competent and membership capable of critical thinking.
Before I cast a vote for new members, please meet me halfway and help me understand who you are by confirming the following:
- An online identity that can be validated that represents your participation in the cryptocurrency space (if you haven't already done so.)
- You've read and comprehend the Bitcoin Unlimited: Articles of Federation
- Can give some critical feedback on:
a. one principal in the Articles you mostly agree with and why?
b. one principle you think can be improved in the Articles and why? - An appropriate screening question to ask new applicants to prevent introducing bad apples to the membership?
- The date you first started participating in some aspect of bitcoin discussion.
P.s. You don't need to be a member to participate in development, or to project your opinions, everyone is welcome in the process. I'd encourage you all to ask questions, comment, discuss address advantages or disadvantages in the current BUIP's. Your participation and ideas are welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Adrian.
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