Another goal of Callisto Network is the implementation of experimental
protocols, which are a combination of core features implemented in smart-contracts and merged protocol-level configuration.
An important point is the ability to implement key platform features using built-in mechanisms: ie smart-contracts.
Callisto Network is intended to solve this problem for CLO and ETC ecosystems with an "Official Smart-contract Auditing Department of CLO & ETC". This represents a completely free opportunity for a professional smart-contract developer to audit their smart-contract.
Another problem of each progressive blockchain is the protocol update that needs Blockchain Hard-fork. Hard-forking is a stressful process for mining pools, exchanges and other network participants. Callisto Network seeks to mitigate hard-forking with establishing 2 planned hard-forking dates: 11 November 2018 and 11 November 2019.
Each protocol update should only be performed on one of these days. This approach allows each member of the network to know about upcoming updates and to prepare in advance. If the specific protocol update code is not ready to implement at the time of the planned hard-forking date, then it should be delayed until the next one.
I somewhere read that in Callisto Network will not be able to deploy an untested smart contract? I mean that auditing a smart contract will be a prerequisite?