@Pushd > Speedy trial makes it worse by misleading lot of bitcoin users including miners to consider signaling as voting and majority votes decide if a soft fork gets activated
No it does not. This narrative is the worst. A bad explanation of speedy trial can mislead people into thinking miner signalling is how Bitcoin upgrades are voted in. But a bad explanation can explain anything badly. The solution is not to change how we engineer soft forks, it's to explain speedy trial better to this imaginary group of important people that think miner signaling is voting. We shouldn't change how we engineer Bitcoin because of optics. I completely object to that point continuing to be used. On Wed, Mar 30, 2022, 05:36 pushd via bitcoin-dev < bitcoin-dev@lists.linuxfoundation.org> wrote: > > Any case where a flawed proposal makes it through getting activation > parameters set and released, but doesn't achieve supermajority hashpower > support is made worse by bip8/lot=true in comparison to speedy trial. > > - Flawed proposal making it through activation is a failure of review > process > > - Supermajority hashpower percentage decided by bitcoin core developers > can choose to not follow old or new consensus rules at any point > > - Speedy trial makes it worse by misleading lot of bitcoin users including > miners to consider signaling as voting and majority votes decide if a soft > fork gets activated > > - BIP 8/LOT=TRUE keeps things simple. Miners need to follow consensus > rules as they do right now if they wish to mine blocks for subsidy and fees. > > > Note: Mining pools or individual miners can participate in soft fork > discussions regardless of activation method and share their concern which > can be evaluated based on technical merits. > > > pushd > --- > > parallel lines meet at infinity? > _______________________________________________ > bitcoin-dev mailing list > bitcoin-dev@lists.linuxfoundation.org > https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/bitcoin-dev >
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