@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ network -- though another party, such as a real government, might
180have an incentive to coerce the miner.
180have an incentive to coerce the miner.
182The important success of Bitcoin is the collective acceptance --
182The important success of Bitcoin is the collective acceptance --
183−mathematically false, but politically true -- that rollbacks are
183+mathematically false, but politically true -- that rollbacks in
184Bitcoin are inconceivable. Bitcoin has governance problems, but
184Bitcoin are inconceivable. Bitcoin has governance problems, but
185they're confined to relatively unimportant questions, like the
185they're confined to relatively unimportant questions, like the
186blocksize debate. "Decentralization" may not be quite the word,
186blocksize debate. "Decentralization" may not be quite the word,
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ understanding of its capabilities and limits.
216A rollback acknowledges this. It acknowledges that Ethereum
216A rollback acknowledges this. It acknowledges that Ethereum
217wasn't ready for complete self-government, and *someone* needed
217wasn't ready for complete self-government, and *someone* needed
218to have stopped the DAO from trading. It's not quite clear what
218to have stopped the DAO from trading. It's not quite clear what
219−the principle behind the rollback was
219+the principle behind the rollback was.
221Perhaps the best kind of DAO rollback would be a rollback which
221Perhaps the best kind of DAO rollback would be a rollback which
222understood this error fully, and acknowledged that -- for the
222understood this error fully, and acknowledged that -- for the