jl2012 at xbt.hk [ARCHIVE] on Nostr: š Original date posted:2015-08-03 š Original message:I have put it on the ...
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Original date posted:2015-08-03
š Original message:I have put it on the github:
https://github.com/jl2012/bips/blob/master/hardforkbit.mediawiki
I removed the specification of coinbase message to make it simpler.
Instead, it requires that a flag block must not be shared by multiple
hardfork proposals.
I'm not sure whether it is a Standard, Informational, or Process BIP
I'm also thinking whether we should call it "hardfork bit", "hardfork
flag", or with other name.
Michael Ruddy ę¼ 2015-08-02 06:53 åÆ«å°:
> I think your "hardfork bit" proposal is clever.
> It addresses the particular valid concern of re-org facing users of a
> fork that a small/near/fluctuating majority, or less, of mining power
> supported.
> While the "economic majority" argument may be enough on its own in
> that case, it still has some aspect of being a hand wave.
> This proposal adds support to those economic actors, which makes it
> easier for them to switch if/when they choose. That is, it provides a
> good fallback mechanism that allows them to make a decision and say,
> "we're doing this".
> Do you have the latest version up on github, or someplace where it
> would be easier to collaborate on the specific text?
š Original message:I have put it on the github:
https://github.com/jl2012/bips/blob/master/hardforkbit.mediawiki
I removed the specification of coinbase message to make it simpler.
Instead, it requires that a flag block must not be shared by multiple
hardfork proposals.
I'm not sure whether it is a Standard, Informational, or Process BIP
I'm also thinking whether we should call it "hardfork bit", "hardfork
flag", or with other name.
Michael Ruddy ę¼ 2015-08-02 06:53 åÆ«å°:
> I think your "hardfork bit" proposal is clever.
> It addresses the particular valid concern of re-org facing users of a
> fork that a small/near/fluctuating majority, or less, of mining power
> supported.
> While the "economic majority" argument may be enough on its own in
> that case, it still has some aspect of being a hand wave.
> This proposal adds support to those economic actors, which makes it
> easier for them to switch if/when they choose. That is, it provides a
> good fallback mechanism that allows them to make a decision and say,
> "we're doing this".
> Do you have the latest version up on github, or someplace where it
> would be easier to collaborate on the specific text?