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Re:Bitcoin Foundation Launches to ‘Standardize, Protect and ... by wmf on Thursday September 27, 2012 @08:08PM (#4583598)
the best one would naturally get the most support

I don't think so. A "better" Bitcoin fork that has no MtGox, no BitInstant, no BitPay, no blockexplorer, etc. would probably have very low adoption.

Re:Bitcoin Foundation Launches to ‘Standardize, Protect and ... by mkramlich on Thursday September 27, 2012 @11:08PM (#4584115)
agree and disagree. if a fork is demonstrably, significantly better, then adoption will grow and eventually, in general, the better will win. this is how evolution works.