I'll remind you that what you're addressing here is the protocol, which is not dependent on Appleseed. Appleseed is the platform, and is basically protocol agn

I'll remind you that what you're addressing here is the protocol, which is not dependent on Appleseed. Appleseed is the platform, and is basically protocol agnostic. There are a lot of projects working together on a common protocol, including people from the W3C, and we're all aware of these issues. Appleseed is doing it's part to create a flexible framework that is easily administered and updated, so that nodes within the network can be moved to a new protocol when exploits are found. But this is in no way a problem that Appleseed will be solving alone.