Love it. What this has shown is both sides are just awful communicators.

Wouldn't any piece of software that has NPM dependencies be potentially hit?

Nothing like the good ole Downward Cat position.

Who/where is this quote from? Link?

I've not used phpbb in probably two decades, but not really comparable as one is paid and one is free. Or was... I assume it still is? However, when I was hot and heavy in forums in the late 90s to early 2000s, vBulletin was my software of choice. It was uber stable (v3 was a workhorse) and have a massive community developing add-ons. After it was sold off (and subsequently ruined), the original developers left and created Xenforo. They've carried much of the same ethos that was around during the early vB days.

Oh, it's just a tiny forum devoted to my alma mater's athletics programs -- mainly focused on basketball. Been online since 2007 so we're coming up on our 20th Anniversary. https://sycamorepride.com

I buy myself dinner every night. My Strike DCA notification goes off when I need to ramp down for bed. Win-win.

Did you really need it for tonight's game? They scored. They scored again. And they scored again. And another TD. Yep, there is another 7. They scored once more. We're sounding like a broken record, but...

So he's a master baiter? /dad joke I'll see my way out.

A lot of folks in the Bitcoin space have never been punched in the mouth and it shows. You can also tell who probably has never worked in corporate world with the way they flippantly talk to people.

As a sign of solidarity to the cause? Whether you think filters work or not at this point is immaterial in my view. To me, the Knots movement has almost shifted to a cultural one. The Core developers lack self awareness, emotional intelligence, and communication skills. That said, so do some folks in the Knots camp. However, I think one of the goals, at least from chatting with people in person, is they want to show them their behaviors are not okay and are trying to use it as behavior modification effort. Will it work? Doubtful, because where they lack in the characteristics above, they seem to be plus in ego and self importance.

Can someone point me to a primer of how to pick a Mint based on what’s supported? You’d think BitcoinMints.com would have this but it doesn’t.

Core Devs: If you're worried about spam just run Knots. Plebs: Will do. Core Devs: No, not like that Knotzi! I've found myself agreeing with folks on both sides of the issue but I do find it interesting just how poor their emotional intelligence and social skills are. That's saying something as I do not align with Luke at all.

Perfectly said. Much better than I could have.

Looks like a cesspool for disgusting human beings based on the hundreds of screenshots I've seen in the last hour. I hope they have the day and lives they deserve.

The true colors of people always shine through. Have been absolutely disgusted by what I've seen today from a LOT of people.

I've been provided this link any time I've talked to pro Core folks and it doesn't answer the question. I understand the named dev's concerns. So lets step through this a little more if you would be so kind to humor me/us? On what time frame (near, mid or long term) do they believe these concerns would actually materialize? What sort of incident(s) or event(s) would trigger these issues to occur? If not immediate or very near term, seems to me like it would make more sense to keep these in their hip pocket rather than force them in if they're not absolutely necessary for network function. As someone that has been in corporate/federal IT (and dealt with project management), learning how to get stakeholder buy-in is a core tenet to avoiding this very thing. The way the Core devs have handled the project management component alone (technical shit aside) is nothing short of befuddling. Thanks in advance if you spend a few minutes to answer those questions. I think myself and others would find it helpful.

I feel like every single app out there uses NPM, no? It's like the default package manager on Linux-based systems.