As everyone following Bitcoin Cash knows there's a tremendous amount of drama lately surrounding the upcoming hardfork. If you follow my tweets you know that I'm pretty solidly in the ABC camp. Those of us who support this vision for Bitcoin Cash have been accused of trying to force CTOR on everyone while blocking other changes. And, of course, we feel the same way about BSV. But what has been lost in this fight is our understanding of what forks mean for Bitcoin Cash and how the Bitcoin Cash protocol is meant to be governed. In November of last year Rick Falkvinge wrote an excellent document laying out of the founding principles of Bitcoin Cash (as he sees them) and describes how governance ought to work. If you've never read it, please take a moment and read it:

As everyone following Bitcoin Cash knows there's a tremendous amount of drama lately surrounding the upcoming hardfork. If you follow my tweets you know that I'm pretty solidly in the ABC camp. Those of us who support this vision for Bitcoin Cash have been accused of trying to force CTOR on everyone while blocking other changes. And, of course, we feel the same way about BSV. But what has been lost in this fight is our understanding of what forks mean for Bitcoin Cash and how the Bitcoin Cash protocol is meant to be governed. In November of last year Rick Falkvinge wrote an excellent document laying out of the founding principles of Bitcoin Cash (as he sees them) and describes how governance ought to work. If you've never read it, please take a moment and read it: