Like most projects, if you want a say you have to get into the room the decisions are made.
No, your node doesn't matter.
No, ranting on twitter isnt "letting your voice be heard"
There are people who make decisions about Bitcoin.
If you dont like them, you have to make big sacrifices to get into that room.
Or you fork off.
Or you just use #monero 🤷
quoting"Consensus" means that ALL parties agree right?
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If you've ever tried to do real consensus in a nuanced and difficult subject with more than a dozen people you know its fucking impossible and it means nothing happens.
This is part of why bitcoiners dont understand governance. They aren't doing "consensus". Nobody is, except for some hippies on a commune somewhere where they can afford to spend weeks deciding what color to paint the new ashram.
So it's in everybody's best interest that they examine the REAL governance systems the projects they care about are using.
Which is usually "the people who were in the meeting generally agreed"
whether it was to raise OP_RETURN or hard fork for better privacy or whatever.