Freenode Power to the People on Blockchain?
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Freenode Power to the People on Blockchain?
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#2Is it just me or are Lee's blogs increasingly looking like the rantings and ravings of an unhinged madman?
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#3How is becoming the "digital territory of" a dead monarchy part of decentralization? I am confused, as there is no explanation why this is somehow a benefit. Is it just me or are Lee's blogs increasingly looking like the rantings and ravings of an unhinged madman?
Or, how was that even accomplished? Given that there is a check mark next to it, I take it that it is considered done?
That said, some of those points make me hope that it is just a strange attempt at humor, and not something that requires treatment. But reading through the entire thing plus some of the other blog posts, I'm also not entirely sure anymore.
Re: Freenode Power to the People on Blockchain?
#4How is becoming the "digital territory of" a dead monarchy part of decentralization? I am confused, as there is no explanation why this is somehow a benefit. Is it just me or are Lee's blogs increasingly looking like the rantings and ravings of an unhinged madman?
Re: Freenode Power to the People on Blockchain?
#5How is becoming the "digital territory of" a dead monarchy part of decentralization? I am confused, as there is no explanation why this is somehow a benefit. Is it just me or are Lee's blogs increasingly looking like the rantings and ravings of an unhinged madman?
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#7How is becoming the "digital territory of" a dead monarchy part of decentralization? I am confused, as there is no explanation why this is somehow a benefit. Is it just me or are Lee's blogs increasingly looking like the rantings and ravings of an unhinged madman?
> How is becoming the "digital territory of" a dead monarchy part of decentralization? Or, how was that even accomplished? Given that there is a check mark next to it, I take it that it is considered done? That said, some of those points make me hope that it is just a strange attempt at humor, and not something that requires treatment. But reading through the entire thing plus some of the other blog posts, I'm also n…