Well the article does explicitly say: > Is this an ideal blockchain implementation? Probably not. It can be improved in many ways. To your point, though, coul

Well the article does explicitly say: > Is this an ideal blockchain implementation? Probably not. It can be improved in many ways. To your point, though, couldn't the rules just be part of the block chain and documented as a "transaction"? Any change in the rules would just be another transaction and require majority approval.