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> Well, in ethereum that's true if the contracts are in dispute, as well- Anyone that disagrees with what the terms of a smart contract are are welcome to submi
by NhanH 10y ago
> Well, in ethereum that's true if the contracts are in dispute, as well- Anyone that disagrees with what the terms of a smart contract are are welcome to submit a transaction to the contract and they'll immediately get the "judge" of the ethereum protocol to supply them with a ruling.
As mentioned before, unless we agree that the implementation is the contract (immutable code is law), it will be disputed that the implementation is not what the requirements want. A meat-space judge will be involved, and anything can happen from there.
- EdHominem 10y agoAnd because I don't trust your meatspace's law I'm remaining anonymous (or out of reach of your jurisdiction) and we're back to "the code is the law". As long as I'm not buying your house, where I'd need your judge to order you out, I don't particularly care what they'd say.