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I agree. But working at a huge company I can honestly say they don't really want an immutable ledger. They want to fudge and change things.
by russdpale 9y ago
I agree. But working at a huge company I can honestly say they don't really want an immutable ledger. They want to fudge and change things.
- prepend 9y agoI suppose maybe it depends on the organization. I’ve worked at companies that do want an immutable ledger. But probably not have it be public.
- slake 9y agoTypically a ledger should be immutable. That's what retains its auditability. Any fudging/changing should be done through reverse entries that explain why the reversal occurs.