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RE: Question. Technical. About the witness and the Soft Fork.
Also it brings up the question of the SMT HF. The soft fork until that point is reversible, what happens if the SMT HF is implemented prior to a resolution of the soft fork. Does this soft fork mean no more hard forks until the situation is resolved?
The soft fork is just like on off switches that can been changed from off to on to restrict The account that held the Steem, It was already previously wrote into the code with agreement from Steem Inc
So if the SMT Hard Fork is ever released, (it is my understanding it is in testing right now), and accepted, then it can be enacted, and they can still undo the soft fork with out undoing the hard fork of SMT's?
If it is/was as easy as an on/of switch, then as soon as the rumors started about a sale of steemit it should have been enacted then.
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Yup the soft fork can be undone by a few clicks
Four years they knew this problem, and were to lazy to flip a switch, unbelievable. I guess if the switch was in play then no sale would have ever gone through, and Ned would still be around.
Yup it should have been clicked for some of the thing prior.
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