Well, these are difficult questions, but I kind of like Vlad Zanfir's recent comments on this issue which is that it's best for everyone if the "out of the ordi

Well, these are difficult questions, but I kind of like Vlad Zanfir's recent comments on this issue which is that it's best for everyone if the "out of the ordinary" nature of hard forks is maintained as much as possible: If there is a pre-established policy on how to handle these situations it could backfire in many ways- It may be better to just require the merit of any hard fork to be considered on a case-by-case basis.