As far as I can tell, Bitcoin maximalists are only rude in contrast to the faux-village niceness pursued by utopian marketing campaigns that depend on phony friendliness to seem to work rather than on a technology and governance philosophy that actually works.https://twitter.com/aalexis1234/status/984604586215395328 …
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No, I think there is a rudeness overall, unfortunately. People want to learn and it isn't helpful when people are mean spirited or suggest you are an idiot if you aren't a computer scientist expert, a libertarian man, or not an OG. I like your historical perspective though.
It is the people throwing around their money or titles (e.g. CEO) to try to control Bitcoin, despite lacking those important areas of knowledge, who properly draw the ire of knowledgeable Bitcoin proponents (not just maximialists).
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I agree many are pretending to have an understanding of such a complex interplay of technology. However there is also a rampant vein of intellectual elitism which attempts to preserve/create an inner circle in an otherwise largely decentralized ethos.
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