Ah, yes. Perhaps I misinterpreted your explanation of Progressive vs. Conservative nodes. I interpreted that as a potential attack vector, wherein Progressives (running new code) might try to inject blocks into the chain that would not otherwise be allowed (by the old code).
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It is actually the other way around - Progressives want stricter rules (more regulation 😀 ). The article talks about what would happen if Progressives tried to introduce such change with a "soft fork" (as described in Investopedia definition linked at the beginning) without official hardfork. And the punch line is that such definition does not fit Hive.
Thanks for the clarification.