Social engineering is a powerful tool to make people do what they don't intend to do. By building long term, close friendships it is possible to turn people who should be mortal enemies with their captors into the captor's most staunch defenders. It's called "Stockholm Syndrome".
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It would be very interesting to have an association, where the members sign and are bound by a written contract not to do anything that is anti-Bitcoin (including Patenting), stipulating that if they are in breach, they must turn over 50% of the company to the association.
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The only way bad actors are going to be made to be good actors is if they have something to lose. They have to be compelled to behave. They don't care about Bitcoin, or Bitcoin users, and are not aligned with it's goals. That is very clear to everyone.
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Without even a non binding pledge to behave, I would be very surprised if anyone will suddenly trust the bad actors to behave correctly. They have no incentive to, and a grudge. Who knows? Maybe this is the beginning of the end of the Bitcoin Wars. Let's hope so!pic.twitter.com/nnhSolIBjY
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