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Not only do we propose a decentralized and transparent authority to resolve disputes..
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I don't think this will ever work on bitcoin. This proposal is only applicable to a government or a small group of people wanting to have some leader-figure in their community. Bitcoin has been okay without any central figure of authority for the past 9 years, and lots of genuine and clever ideas have sprouted due to the decentralized nature of the network. If we were to have someone as a liaison, wouldn't that give this central figure some sort of hunger for power over time? We've already witnessed how grim it could be with our present governments, and have we learned not a single lesson from that?
Our Approach is not to replace decision making on whether or not to hard fork a chain or replace the BIP Forum. We merely focus on low value high volume disputes on the back end. Meaning: If a smart contract cannot be executed due to unforeseen influences that occurred during the exchange between the two parties involved, there is a necessity of an arbitrator to resolve this dispute - which cannot be covered by code.