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What Radix say is true though. In private DBs, reads from the DB node are considered transactions and need to follow the same rules as writes. But on public bl
by Mleekko 5y ago
What Radix say is true though.
In private DBs, reads from the DB node are considered transactions and need to follow the same rules as writes.
But on public blockchains(ledgers) only state manipulation is what matters.
For example, Metamask obtaining an address balance would be a transaction, but no one calls it that way because it doesn't modify the state.
- daenney 5y agoSure. But they could have asked for the additional clarifications or context to be added to make this clear, instead of requesting a bunch of stuff be removed because they’re concerned it’ll paint them in a bad light.
- faraz85 5y agoAs I understand from the report, no request was made to remove the content but to leave terms like "liveness break" and "safety break" out of the abstract until those terms were defined in the main report.
- moby_click 5y agoI don't think readers with any kind of computational background expect to read FAILED writes. Apparently, neither does RDX Works - claiming to have fixed most of the issues.