> I'm not sure where people get the idea that Git provides what a blockchain does. I think it's often used as a joke for how broad the definition of "a chain o

> I'm not sure where people get the idea that Git provides what a blockchain does. I think it's often used as a joke for how broad the definition of "a chain of blocks" is. Probably some people take the comparison too literally. Unless we manage to convince everyone and their moms that when EvilCorp pushed TheirCoin as "blockchain tech" (when really EvilCorp is the party controlling it) we should just laugh and call it EvilCorp Credits, which (last time an evilcorp tried that) we didn't, we need a more specific term than blockchain to distinguish EvilCorp Credits from Bitcoin.