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Not necessarily. Think of git. Git is not a blockchain. If a rogue developer deletes code and/or rewrites history and forces a push, I will know and can undo th
by the_gastropod 8y ago
Not necessarily. Think of git. Git is not a blockchain. If a rogue developer deletes code and/or rewrites history and forces a push, I will know and can undo that rather easily.
- akerl_ 8y agoAmusingly, that's because git is a merkle tree, which is one of the core building blocks (ha!) of a "blockchain" as it's used by "blockchain" enthusiasts.