What I mean is that there's no indication of a willingness to seriously regulate the platform as in setting up some kind of court and doing routine intervention

What I mean is that there's no indication of a willingness to seriously regulate the platform as in setting up some kind of court and doing routine interventions. Which makes it seem a bit disingenuous to claim that Ethereum contracts are now "just like" ordinary contracts, or that Ethereum is a "regulated platform." The hard fork looks like a slightly panicked reaction to a rather extreme situation that threatened to undermine the platform in its very early days. I don't agree that "nobody in their right mind" would trust Ethereum now and we'll see how that plays out.