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RE: Do you trust the witnesses ?

in #steemit6 years ago

Yea I agree with trying to explain the more technical side, its prolly not the best use of their time. I just look up the witness category often and find very little in the way of details/communication on what the overall outlook plan etc is. It is a growing and new system so I tend to be lenient but as the old saying goes with great power comes great responsibility :)

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Yea I agree with trying to explain the more technical side, its prolly not the best use of their time.

So just set it and forget it? Push changes without community buy-in? Push changes without reviewing code?

I think if a witness can't explain the technical changes in a simple and easy to understand way, then they likely don't understand it themselves. I have found many times in life that if you can't explain something in a way a 5 year old can understand, then you don't truly understand that something enough yourself.

I was mostly speaking on an individual basis. But for sure they should be taking time to do so on a regular posting format specially as a whole. I often feel they can use that as an excuse because you don't need to explain how to program to explain the ramification and pitfalls.

... not the best use of their time.

This is why I think that the future is witness teams and organisation/corporate witnesses. That way they can divide the labour, including talking with the people. For now, witnesses are elected for different reasons - some technical and some community.

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