👆 this!
There is WAY more 'systemic' risk in having only a single point of influence capable of making unilateral changes. The more clients capable of making changes only with respect to their de minimis sphere of influence, the better.
👆 this!
There is WAY more 'systemic' risk in having only a single point of influence capable of making unilateral changes. The more clients capable of making changes only with respect to their de minimis sphere of influence, the better.
Appeal to authority notwithstanding, the results are in: a second implementation that doesn't provide identical results is indeed a bad idea... for the second implementation (see Bitcoin Cash).