Great article
http://hackingdistributed.com/2016/07/05/eth-is-more-resilient-to-censorship/
We received many notes of support from the community. A very human, but completely flawed, response would have been to deny the problem, to minimize its potential severity, and to attack the researchers. In contrast, the Ethereum community has been amazingly science-driven, open and forthright. The civilness of their response should be a shining example to other communities.
We are greatly encouraged by the Ethereum community, happy to have helped avert a potential disaster, and even happier to have stumbled onto an accidental but turns-out-to-be fundamental property of Ethereum, namely, that it is resilient to censorship, even by a majority of its miners.
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We received many notes of support from the community. A very human, but completely flawed, response would have been to deny the problem, to minimize its potential severity, and to attack the researchers. In contrast, the Ethereum community has been amazingly science-driven, open and forthright. The civilness of their response should be a shining example to other communities.
We are greatly encouraged by the Ethereum community, happy to have helped avert a potential disaster, and even happier to have stumbled onto an accidental but turns-out-to-be fundamental property of Ethereum, namely, that it is resilient to censorship, even by a majority of its miners.
i wonder what they say about the slockit hf ideas
what i read so far it is a patchwork solution not a elegant one
and it might carry new bugs or holes in it
