SiggeB
Active Pivian
We the PIVX community have the pleasure of seeing some lively discussions in this forum lately. Discussion itself is nothing new here, but the dynamic behind it feels different these days.
For a while now, a few voices have carried a lot of weight in these conversations, often dominating simply by size. I for one welcome the fact that there's now at least one more large holder taking part. More perspectives at the table, especially ones with real weight behind them, can only be good for PIVX, as long as we all remember what we're actually here for.
That's the one thing I'd ask of everyone involved, myself included: let's keep these discussions about what's genuinely best for PIVX, not about who's right, who "wins," or who has the last word. It's easy for a good conversation to slowly turn into a contest. I don't think anyone sets out to do that on purpose, it just happens when people feel strongly and aren't quite hearing each other.
Less emotion, less assuming the worst about someone's intentions, less accusation. More voices, more scrutiny, more disagreement even, that's healthy, if we can hold onto that common purple goal together. I'm genuinely glad to see it, and I'd love to see more constructiveness as it grows.
No need to comment on this. Just take it in, contemplate, learn and grow.
For a while now, a few voices have carried a lot of weight in these conversations, often dominating simply by size. I for one welcome the fact that there's now at least one more large holder taking part. More perspectives at the table, especially ones with real weight behind them, can only be good for PIVX, as long as we all remember what we're actually here for.
That's the one thing I'd ask of everyone involved, myself included: let's keep these discussions about what's genuinely best for PIVX, not about who's right, who "wins," or who has the last word. It's easy for a good conversation to slowly turn into a contest. I don't think anyone sets out to do that on purpose, it just happens when people feel strongly and aren't quite hearing each other.
Less emotion, less assuming the worst about someone's intentions, less accusation. More voices, more scrutiny, more disagreement even, that's healthy, if we can hold onto that common purple goal together. I'm genuinely glad to see it, and I'd love to see more constructiveness as it grows.
No need to comment on this. Just take it in, contemplate, learn and grow.
