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It's not. The Ethereum foundation will continue to merge EIPs like this that benefit them and their cronies. The whole ETH/ETC fork was because they messed up
by jaaames 8y ago
It's not. The Ethereum foundation will continue to merge EIPs like this that benefit them and their cronies.
The whole ETH/ETC fork was because they messed up the DAO contract, which set a precedent for "code is law, except when it doesn't suit us".
- cslarson 8y agoThis EIP has not been enacted via a hard fork and from the looks of it doesn't have the required support. The ETC fork happened very early and affected some large percentage of available tokens - I think 15% or so.
- davesque 8y agoSorry to sound a bit snarky, but you have a sample size of 1 as evidence. It seems there's a lot of opposition to this EIP so I wouldn't count on it being accepted.