There is certainly some degree of controversy and debate within the community about the best way to move forward with the development of the Lightning Network. Some have criticized Lightning Labs for prioritizing certain features or changes over others, or for making decisions that they believe could be harmful to the long-term health of the network.

While I agree on some topics, I think one should be careful throwing out accusations. No one forces us to run LND, and we could all migrate to CLN or another implementation fairly easily. So in essence, Lightning Labs is "just" a service provider with a major market share, for now.

Let's keep this civil, we don't want a blocksize war on the Lightning Network, or at least, I don't.

This!

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Very cool compilation!

You had me in the first line :D

Indeed, one SeedSigner is enough to rule them all. (Keys, that is).

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Servas!