> You're also talking about systems 20,000x larger than what The DAO contract was [1]. It sounds like the contract was underspecified. In my experience, the b

> You're also talking about systems 20,000x larger than what The DAO contract was [1]. It sounds like the contract was underspecified. In my experience, the basic core logic of a system's usually a pretty small part of the overall codebase - the edge cases and error handling tend to be the bulk of the code. This tends to be the case in legal contracts, too - 100 pages of boilerplate to make sure the two pages of contract are air-tight.