Maybe because there is no basis for your assumption? This looks like typical r/ethereum spam.

It's definitely a real problem, I just don't think it affects ETH as much as you think it does. Also, does it affect anyone who deals strictly with ETH? From what I've read the last couple of days, it

I'm gonna go ahead and suggest you're spreading FUD. If you deal strictly with ETH and pretend ETC doesn't exist, you don't have to worry about anything. If you want to access your ETC for some reason,

How does this compare to blockchain technology and smart contracts? Are they compatible?

You bring up all valid points. To play devils advocate: The Ethereum Foundation didn't create theDAO, though I agree they were too involved. I'd say "code is law" is still in effect. Sure, this

You talk as if the Ethereum Foundation is riding through travelled roads, when this is the wild wild west; uncharted territory. Blockchain tech / Ethereum is new and revolutionary, of course they're gonna

Oh man... Fiverr is where I started my web dev freelance career around 5 years ago... interesting times. Started building $50 sites... then $100.... then $500, to finally being able to find work outside

Yeah, I hear you. The process of settling on reasonable terms & conditions for all parties involved is definitely a dance, though it's a good process to go through to avoid issues once the project

Who says you have to work 100% off the client's terms? One of the things I love about being a freelancer is being able to decide what clients and projects I want to work on (most of the time), because