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Question: Do you think it's right to hard fork to a larger block size?
Yes, we should increase block size limit now! - 50 (43.5%)
Yes, but we should wait for X number of years/months before the hard fork and start preparing now. - 48 (41.7%)
No, no hard forks - 17 (14.8%)
Total Voters: 115

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March 24, 2013, 08:03:32 PM
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If a BitCoin fork emerges with a sensical tx fee system (or no damn tx fee at all!) I'll jump on that whole heartedly!

I've had just about enough of tx fees. Been almost completely turned away from BitCoin several times now.

And dont even start telling me 'BTC is not for micro-transactions' It should be for whatever the hell we want it to be. What exactly do you think a Satoshi is ffs!!?

Bitcoin is completely voluntary:

You can choose not to pay fees on your transactions by using a wallet that does not enforce fees.

Keep in mind though that the peers you connect to can also choose to relay your transaction on the network (or not relay it) if they feel that it is is part of a DOS attack (or any other reason they may have for refusing to relay a transaction).  They may choose to make this determination however they like (including basing the decision on the size of the transaction and relative amount of fees).  They make their decision by running a wallet that enforces the transaction relaying rules that they choose. If you don't like these relay rules, you are welcome to find (or create) a wallet that will allow you to connect directly to the IP addresses of the recipient of your transaction and various miners or mining pools so that you don't have to rely on peers to relay it.

Keep in mind as well that the miners can choose to include your transaction in a block (or not include it) if they feel that it is not in their personal interest to do so (or any other reason they may have for refusing to include it).  They may choose to make this determination however they like (including basing the decision on the ratio between the fees included in the transaction and the size of the transaction).  If you don't like these mining rules, you are welcome to run a miner that will solve blocks with your transactions or find like-minded miners willing to do the same and ensure that your transactions get to them.
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