I would very much like to see fewer rash and hateful words here.
I'm extremely disappointed with certain members of this community based on the tone of their posts in this thread.
While others are standing out for their clear and genuine efforts at reaching some understanding.
I understand a certain degree of skepticism and mistrust here, but we mustn't let it get the best of us. We can solve this issue, like so many before it.
I for one stand to benefit greatly from the referral program, yet I wish for a solution to the great fee debate which gives the Chinese members of our community the tools they need to succeed, and therefore the tools we need for all of us to succeed. Others have already pointed out the obvious, and I will reiterate, we are a global blockchain, a global community. We need to look after the interests of as many members of our community as we can manage. We will be as strong as our diversity, and we haven't yet begun to exhaust options for devising a plan which can accommodate the many communities of which we are comprised. Let's not let haste, or greed, for our little piece of the pie, distract us from the greater purpose here.
I'm generally in the
don't change things until we've had a chance to see what's really happening as a result of current parameters camp, but we are faced with a situation in which a significant portion of our community is expressing a strong desire for another way of doing business, and we would do well to listen. Try to understand where bitcrab is coming from, and respond accordingly... don't just
react.
@merivercap and
@abit, among others, are really keeping it real on this front. Respect.
We must have real dialogue between all interested parties, not just throwing stones. There must be a way to resolve this issue to the benefit of everyone involved. May reason and goodwill prevail.
C'mon, we're only on page 19 of this thread.. I think we'll have it around page 34. Someone start a prediction market for the fee debate already.

The whole world is counting on us... no pressure.
@bytemaster alluded to some thoughts on the matter in the last mumble... I'm curious when he will weigh in... page 20?