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Monero routinely hard forks, so if someone doesn’t like a specific protocol update then they can run a fork of Monero they do like.

This isn’t the case with Bitcoin, even softforks like Knots are forced to use Bitcoin core rules, unless they hardfork.

People who prefer v28 to 29 are still playing under the rules of v31 indirectly.

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