I get the feeling from this that it is a knee-jerk reaction to what happened with toast last week.
I don't know if this is the right course to take. This might only be a symptom of the limitations imposed by using a forum as the medium for communication vs. possibly other newer methods.
I guess that wouldn't stop the off cuff commentary.. but maybe instead of putting it in the hands of one.. take efforts to train the culture of the devs to just follow certain protocols. In the end they will be more cohesive I would think.
I dunno just some thoughts.
I thought this was a long over due issue .
As I recalled , we've been dancing with the same shoe , "cause panic"-----"clear it"------"share price drop"-----"more panic decisions"---"clear".... In the end , we don't even have energy to grow the eco-system , just damage control . And the effects of those controls is getting weaker and weaker , because the market is tired of those mess .
If we have hundreds of free developers working for the project , then I say go ignore the voice of the market . But we don't , and share price did matters now more than ever . It's about if BitShares can offers a competitive income to further the development budget in the long run .
After DevShares was created , I've been thinking , what's the key difference between DevShares and BitShares ?
The answer becomes clear . BitShares is the one project that has better chance of success , the one project who would have the largest scale of support .
Whoever has that kind of support , it's the real BitShares .
BitShares can only grow if we can gain the most network effect . especially in the economical sense like business adoption , investments , speculators , etc .... If we can't ensure that , then BitShares would eventually become DevShares , and another clone who can do better than us would become the real BitShares .
Network effect , that was the idea behind the merger in the first place .