that version is adding nothing besides the block to 2mb, why we should move from core, when with segregate we will get roughly the same thing?

all those proposal are the same in the end, but some add useless stuff that aim at bring the advantage on a side instead of another

one word: Gavin.

I certainly would not want to wait for Core to publish segwit anything or else. We've been waiting 3 years
for a blocksize incrase.

Plus I just don't trust core any more.  They care more about Blockstream and couldn't give a damn
what the rest of the community wants.

When push comes to shove all I see is darkness for bitcoin. Ripping the network appart can not be in the interest of anyone.

some dont like segwit.. some dont like other features either.. but the majority collectively do want 2mb.. so a version that is just a block increase is helpful.

atleast going for an option that is just 2mb makes them still part of the relaying network. then if everyone atleast upgrades to the baseline of 2mb.. then smaller amounts of people can happily do their own thing with slight changes to features as they will all be sending out 2mb blocks

and those not wanting the features can still be full nodes, giving them time to let the minority play with the features and review actual real life outcomes instead of utopian dreams of possibilities.

Yes, but you can't seriously say you have been holding your breath for this.

Many of us had been hoping most of 2015, when Gavin first announced
he was working on a solution , that bigger blocks would be forthcoming.

To say we've run out of patience is to put it mildly.  This is long overdue.

No one is proposing to increase the block size.  The block size has always been set by the miners through a dynamic market process (supply and demand).  

Classic is proposing to increase the limit for block size from 1 MB to 2 MB. The fact that so many people still don't understand the difference is perhaps one of the biggest obstacles towards moving forward.  

I think a better name for classiccoin would be DOAcoin.

The code everyone was soiling themselves over last time is actually present in Bitcoin core's repository too, so any node could be running it right now regardless of the client they elect to use.  It's not "blacklisting" per se and it's definitely not unique to XT.  So yeah, you probably will find that code in Classic, because it's in Core too.