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Yup. You'll see tons and tons of people excusing this behavior, those folks are zealots. The reality is that the system is broken. If Ethereum wanted to add a
by InclinedPlane 10y ago
Yup. You'll see tons and tons of people excusing this behavior, those folks are zealots.
The reality is that the system is broken. If Ethereum wanted to add a management and regulation process into the system they should have done so explicitly, from the start. Instead they've used these forks to massage the core problem: which is that relying utterly on code as a binding contract is unworkable. It's not going to stop.
- wodencafe 10y ago> The reality is that the system is broken. > If Ethereum wanted to add a management and regulation process into the system > they should have done so explicitly, from the start. From TFA: ".. hard forks are arguably part of ethereum's DNA, as many in its community view the action as a way to upgrade the software in a way that supports its larger goals. "The ethereum project always stated that it will hard fork often to progress the technology," Heiko Hees, a developer working on ethereum's Raiden Network, explained."
- empath75 10y agoIf people weren't speculating in the currency, it wouldn't be such a holy war every time.