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I look forward to reading the response where the Ethereum (non Classic) community writes their Constitution where they declare how to govern future forking. Ha

• alanpost 10y ago
  They'll make a modest proposal that they can replace the Kansas City Federal Bank. Missouri has too many federal reserve banks anyway.
• jabgrabdthrow 10y ago
  The answer is that any time there's a proposed fork the one that changes less rules is called "Classic" and the other picks the new name. If there's a truly ambiguous split, one side tactically cedes the name, like "Classic" did with "Ethereum". Ideally the system would have splits as a first class feature and we could have some kind of versioning system where the more splits a system had the longer its "name" or effective address