The most fruitful meetings Tend to be with the human who rarely takes them.
I too hate meetings and like undisturbed time off with family or friends. Bitcoin and other sane cryptocurrencies are automated, but for EOS to try to work as advertised, fallible groups must be 24x365 on call for impromptu and, extrapolating forward, quite frequent meetings.https://twitter.com/moarcoffeee/status/1011809952355246086 …
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EOS promoted by great marketers. Can't argue with $4B preproduct. But for EOS to succeed, its governance needs to be run by people who are great at meetings.
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Does EOS have great leaders? Evidence?
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There may or may not be, and they may or (more likely) may not ever learn about it.
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EOS governance will be shifting away from this shortly. Please see:https://twitter.com/eosbetcasino/status/1011812416215187458?s=21 …
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No. Satoshi pushed hot fixes as a central authority in the first weeks, months, years of Bitcoin. Pretty similar I’d say
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These meetings aren't about software bugs, they are about one-off fixes (when they are indeed fixes) to eternally recurring problems.
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Seems like EOS will stop this and only reverse things like DAO-hack though the ECAF. I’d argue it’s a better system to formalize governance processes, than pretending a blockchain doesn’t need it (and really getting authoritarianism via Blockstream).
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