Bitcoin-Core Team Asked To Denounce Censorship

Bitcoin-Core Team Asked To Denounce Censorship

There is a thread on the top of the subreddit /r/btc that is asking the Bitcoin-core group to denounce the censorship that the moderator Theymos has been accused of. In fact, a pull request on Github is also asking for these same measures. The discussion about the moderator has continuously heated up this year because it seems — Theymos still removes....


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