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This is almost always the right decision and it applies to pretty much any thing that needs to record anything. It also is one of the few down to earth use case
by moralestapia 4y ago
This is almost always the right decision and it applies to pretty much any thing that needs to record anything. It also is one of the few down to earth use cases for a blockchain.
- alasdair_ 4y ago> It also is one of the few down to earth use cases for a blockchain. Please no. It may be really difficult to get a human beaurocrat to fix something but can you imagine what it would be like if there was a smart contract that wasn’t coded with this possibility in mind?
- moralestapia 4y agoDid I say anything about smart contracts? I think you've been brainwashed by the web3 gang. A blockchain is just a series of hash signatures that depend on each other, in this context you can use it to demonstrate integrity on the provided dataset. Period.