I agree, except I don't see a reason to limit it to the first 2 years. Six
monthly upgrades seem to be well accepted by the Monero community. I'd
leave the option open, besides, it could always be removed or adjusted in
one of the upgrades (e.g. move to annual, then bi-annual, or stop
altogether).
Hi Igno,
A hard fork where everyone has a lot of time to upgrade is much less
painful than one in which the new client is available for only a short
time before the new rules go into effect.
So, it might be nice to also commit to a lower bound on the lead time
that users will have to upgrade and
Hi all,
As we're preparing both a fully new blockchain format and implementation we,
developers, are bound to make mistakes. Some of them will be trivial to
correct, and some of them will not, requiring changes in consensus parameters.
We will also want to "clean up" some technical debt that ca
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