See also @bergealex4 "Tao of Bitcoin Development" which elaborates on the connection between FOSS, IETF and TCP/IP and influence of short-term commercial interests in base protocolshttps://medium.com/@bergealex4/the-tao-of-bitcoin-development-ff093c6155cd …
Great thread on governance of open source software, which has a long history compared to lord-of-the-flies "blockchain governance." https://twitter.com/StopAndDecrypt/status/1099248999310213120 …https://twitter.com/realLudvigArt/status/1099247371546836993 …
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I don't understand the analogies. There is no need to change TCP/IP in order to cease a criminal web. But criminal dApps can only be ceased with a consensus fork. I think Lord of the flies governance is a framework attempt to address this situations.
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so funny you used “lord of the flies” reference, I was just using that same comparison yesterday. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
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