REPOSTED AS TITLE WAS INCORRECTLY PHRASED.
A month back on November 22 I posted this https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/7 ... f_bitcoin/
I have added a lot more links now, please give feedback on what else I could add for next time I will add (few weeks/month).
1. The history between r/btc and r/bitcoin Archive link
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1. A brief and incomplete history of censorship in /r/Bitcoin Archive link
2. User posts on r/bitcoin about 6900 BTC that /u/theymos stole, post gets removed. Archive link
3. Go to /r/noncensored_bitcoin to see posts that have been censored in /r/bitcoin
4. Theymos caught red-handed - why he censors all the forums he controls, including /r/bitcoin Archive link
5. User gets banned from /r/bitcoin for saying "A $5 fee to send $100 is absolutely ridiculous" Archive link
6. Greg Maxwell caught using sockpuppets Archive link
7. Wikipedia Admins: "[Gregory Maxwell of Blockstream Core] is a very dangerous individual" "has for some time been behaving very oddly and aggressively" Archive link
8. Remember how lightening network was promised to be ready by summer 2016? https://coinjournal.net/lightning-netwo ... is-summer/ Archive link
9. rBitcoin moderator confesses and comes clean that Blockstream is only trying to make a profit by exploiting Bitcoin and pushing users off chain onto sidechains Archive link
10. "Blockstream plans to sell side chains to enterprises, charging a fixed monthly fee, taking transaction fees and even selling hardware" source- Adam Back Blockstream CEO Archive link Twitter proof Twitter Archive link
11. September 2017 stats post of r/bitcoin censorship Archive link
12. Evidence that the mods of /r/Bitcoin may have been involved with the hacking and vote manipulation "attack" on /r/Bitcoin. Archive link
13. r/bitcoin mods removed top post: "The rich don't need Bitcoin. The poor do" Archive link
14. In January 2017, someone paid 0.23 cents for 1 transaction. As of December 2017, fees have peaked $40.
15. Death threats by r/Bitcoin for cashing out
16. Bitcoin is a captured system
17. Bot attack against r/bitcoin was allegedly perpetrated by its own moderator and Blockstream’s Greg Maxwell
18. Remember: Bitcoin Cash is solving a problem Core has failed to solve for 6 years. It is urgently needed as a technical solution, and has nothing to do with "Roger" or "Jihan".
19. Bitcoin Cash has got nothing new.
20. How the Bilderberg Group, the Federal Reserve central bank, and MasterCard took over Bitcoin BTC More evidence
21. Even Core developers used to support 8-100MB blocks before they work for the Bankers Proof
22. /r/Bitcoin loves to call Bitcoin Cash "ChinaCoin", but do they realize that over 70% of BTC hashrate comes from China?
23. /r/bitcoin for years: No altcoin discussion, have a ban! /r/bitcoin now: use Litecoin if you actually need to transact!
24. First, they said they want BCH on coinbase so they could dump it. Now they are crying about it because it's pumping.
25. Luke-Jr thinks reducing the blocksize will reduce the fees..
26. Core: Bitcoin isn't for the poor. Bitcoin Cash: we'll take them. Our fees are less than a cent. Core: BCash must die!
27. How The Banks Bought Bitcoin. The Lightning Network
28. Big Blocks Can Scale, But Will It Centralize Bitcoin?
29. "Fees will drop when everyone uses Lightning Networks" is the new "Fees will drop when SegWit is activated"
30. Adam Back let it slip he hires full-time teams of social media shills/trolls
31. The bitcoin civil war is not about block size; it's about freedom vs. authoritarianism
32. Why BCH is the real Bitcoin
33. We don't need larger blocks, since lightning will come someday™, the same way we don't need cars or planes since teleporters will come someday™
34. We don't need larger blocks, since lightning will come someday™, the same way we don't need cars or planes since teleporters will come someday™
35. Facts about Adam Back (Bitcoin/Blockstream CEO) you heard it right, he himself thinks he is in charge of Bitcoin.
36. A explaination why Core's vision is different from the real Bitcoin vision
37. The dangerously shifted incentives of SegWit
38. Lighting Network was supposed to be released in 2016
