> If you write a program on the eth blockchain, no party can one change the way the contract was written or execute. What is written is what it does. You can't

> If you write a program on the eth blockchain, no party can one change the way the contract was written or execute. What is written is what it does. You can't change the TOS later or something similar. They are called contracts for this reason. Did things change since the days of the DAO hack?