This could easily be a full time job for someone. Just going around, gathering and maintaining new and existing requirements, and advocating for them competently.

Thanks for some context there. I imagine one of the difficulties of being on the Core side of this is that everybody can see Core while not everybody can see all the many mining operations out there. What may have felt to Burnett like being ignored or disinterest, could actually just be too much inbound.

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not know of a single one who has spoken to someone from Core or been asked their opinion about whether or not what's being worked on is something they agree with.

Well, Bob as had conversations with a few developers, and there is a discussion between him and Pieter on the mailing list, but not sure what exactly counts here.

That said this has been been a problem since way back, and something that I would genuinely like to remedy. We should be useful to miners, big and small alike. If someone happens to read this that is running a small operation, I'd like to hear what we could improve for them.

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Bob Burnett interviews Jon Atack

> not know of a single one who has spoken to someone from Core or been asked their opinion about whether or not what's being worked on is something they agree with.

Well, Bob as had conversations with a few developers, and there is a discussion between him and Pieter on the mailing list, but not sure what exactly counts here.

That said this has been been a problem since way back, and something that I would genuinely like to remedy. We should be useful to miners, big and small alike. If someone happens to read this that is running a small operation, I'd like to hear what we could improve for them.