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RE: Steem Blockchain Development Lessons Learned 001

in #steem6 years ago

Technically yes. If 17/21 voted yes then it would fork and it would become the new consensus rules.

There is more to it though than just forking. A huge part of it is making sure that it is a safe/correct change. The main point I was trying to make is that we still need the official devs to be involved in order to help ensure that everything is coded correctly and won’t cause unforeseen issues. At least for now, I would not feel 100% safe accepting code that I wrote unless one of the official devs had looked it over first.

Also there is a lot of involvement with getting exchanges to upgrade. Steemit currently does all of that. There is also the fact that a lot of exchanges will only upgrade to versions that are from the official repository, which means if we want all the exchanges to pick up the fork that Steemit needs to review/approve/merge it.

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Cool. That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.