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> therefore ascribing godlike and limitless powers to a government is
> again the view of either a shill or someone untutored in history.

Since nobody ever ascribed "godlike and limitless powers to a 
government" on this list your comment has no bearing on anything 
discussed here.  I am sure the whole world, except for a few 
underemployed gamers who discovered Bitcoin, are all untutored in history.

As for this thread, the question was how/when is a Bitcoin development 
issue considered "settled?"

Russ