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>I just think Mike Hearn has won this battle.

Unless the Core camp isn't concerned with credibility because they see XT as a disruptive attack.

So it's very easy to justify banning a single individual in the name of "restoring peace and order". We've already seen such suggestion.

Peter R was banned on /r/bitcoin, Mike was banned on IRC.

The new governance model seems to be "consensus by exclusion".