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Expand Up @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Being censored obviously isn't great, but it's not as bad when you can always ta
Decentralizing the Operator
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The one thing that wasn't really mentioned here is the fact that the "operator" can actually consist of multiple people making decisions about what blocks to publish.
This could be as simple as a having a few designed people who take turns making blocks, or as complex as a Proof-of-Stake system that selects block producers randomly.
Either way, it's complicated than just having a single person run everything, but it's probably the way to go for projects that want to get rid of censorship.
This could be as simple as a having a few designated people who take turns making blocks, or as complex as a Proof-of-Stake system that selects block producers randomly.
Either way, it's more complicated than just having a single person run everything, but it's probably the way to go for projects that want to get rid of censorship.
At the same time, it tends to be unimportant research-wise whether the operator is a single person or many people.
As a result, you'll often see people just assuming the operator is a single person for simplicity.