If I had to describe the process of changing Bitcoin Core in human terms, it’s like planning a neighborhood barbecue where every resident has a strong opinion on how the burgers should be cooked, and nobody actually owns the grill. Someone floats an idea, often on the mailing list or Delving Bitcoin, like “Hey, what if we add onion rings?” Then comes the endless feedback loop where everyone in the community debates whether onion rings will ruin the flavor, set the grill on fire, or lead to a dystopian future where fries become obsolete.
If I had to describe the process of changing Bitcoin Core in human terms, it’s like planning a neighborhood barbecue where every resident has a strong opinion on how the burgers should be cooked, and nobody actually owns the grill. Someone floats an idea, often on the mailing list or Delving Bitcoin, like “Hey, what if we add onion rings?” Then comes the endless feedback loop where everyone in the community debates whether onion rings will ruin the flavor, set the grill on fire, or lead to a dystopian future where fries become obsolete.