Well in case of a fork you can never guarantee they stay on your side for sure. I said loyal in this way that they can only mine your coin (not the case with SHA256 anymore)
But any alog can be built into an ASIC unless you change the algo every 6 months like monero which also creates lots of instability. Also hard to buy hash to fight off 51% attacks
I believe the BCH community is big enough to pull enough CPU/GPU hashpower together to defend it.
Precedent is important.. Look at monero's example.
I'm also not in the favor of SHA256 community. they are probably gonna screw us again with ABC's new IFP. But why don't you bring up your opinion to BCHN folks? Seems like a good time
I'll try to send them a suggestion over the weekend, although they should know what to do already. I have a lot on my table currently, I'm working on on-chain org management.
