Or we could say instead that for some things, you really do need the system to operate with only the assurances it technically provides; and for other things, you shouldn't be a raging asshole in the community you're theoretically a part of.
we are trying to adopt a trustless system, so if you made a mistake and the part that received the funds is adversarial you should take the loss - you can appeal to “community”, guilt or whatever you like, but there is nothing you can do to enforce a refund
“move fast and break things” works for fiat, not for bitcoin
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The system and technical affordances of btc are distinct from the norms and values of the SN community, or the moral principles that individuals should aspire to.
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so you are advocating trust
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Btc is a system of money. A community is a bunch of relationships. Just because the mechanics of how btc works doesn't allow the money to be clawed back doesn't mean that, as a member of the community, you shouldn't behave like a decent human being. It is two separate issues and value systems.
Btc is not an excuse to be a dick just because sometimes there are fewer consequences for doing so. Is this really such a foreign idea?
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Exactly, well said.
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it’s not foreign, it’s delusional - the dude that took the sats with him disagrees with your “community” assumptions
this is a news site, with open comments, and random actors
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I guess it is what we make it. I hope more people think like me than you.
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