RE: RE: Introducing Hivelytics | An open source alternative to HiveStats
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RE: Introducing Hivelytics | An open source alternative to HiveStats

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Oh, I completely misunderstood what you meant when you said "I am not aligned on this idea but would like to have that discussion somewhere else where the conversation isn't muted."

I thought you didn't want to have the conversation here. I'm all for discussing it on chain, and have before, with a lot of folks that disagree, many of whom I think don't believe the centuries old definition of censorship, and really are conflicted, wracked with cognitive dissonance even, about the topic. Anytime, anyhow, any place you seek reasonable dialogue about matters that are important to Hive, I'll do my very best to take part, and especially on chain, where I believe matters of import to Hive belong.

As long as I am convinced I am right, I'll stick to my guns as reasonably and politely as possible. But if someone proves me wrong, I don't hesitate to change my mind and become right. I hate being wrong, especially about important things. I have suffered a great deal by being wrong about meaningful things, and I'm eager to be proved wrong if I am wrong, so I don't get hurt by my own stupidity again.