Splinterlands community had several years to prepare for a day like this and could easily (EASILY) rise to the occasion.  If *this* is what *they* want, the *power* is in *their* hands.  Half million dollars sounds like a lot but to each one of these individuals, **there is no cost** in supporting it.  No money?  BS.  Those cards are not worthless.  Find some buyers, transfer some funds, support project, guarantee its future to the ones buying those assets by supporting this proposal.  Much easier than trying to convince me a trend reversal isn't necessary and it's somehow my responsibility as  Hive stakeholder to support this so they can continue.  

Can't build a house without a foundation.

"Not allowed."  I spoke to you under that post of yours.  Here's another example where in society, like I said there, it's the *regular folk* who will refuse to take action.  The power is their hands but it's easier to point at someone else and expect results from them.  If this doesn't go through, "It's Hive's fault!"

No.  It isn't.  And I don't see this project moving elsewhere as a threat even though the wording here in the post could come across sounding like one.

I'll just view it as yet another group of humans completely oblivious to their full potential.