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"content": "Consensus Change Standards — my legal and technical framework for Bitcoin protocol governance — is out in a Fourth Edition.\n\nIt's a 20-point scorecard for whether a proposed change to Bitcoin's rules is ready to activate, plus the legal exposure a rushed one can create. A few key changes this edition:\n\n• A two-page Summary for Policymakers up front\n• SegWit2x added as a third scored example, alongside Taproot and BIP-110\n• Chain-split risk tied to the standard math — a computable cliff\n• Expanded legal analysis under California law (developer and mining-pool-operator duties)\n\nFree PDF, 98 pages: https://blossom.primal.net/edbbd1b98a7405750386badbcf0e70b7dcc58be02043162719578157f2e12bb7.png \nhttps://github.com/asaffulks/consensus-change-standards/raw/main/consensus_change_standards_v4.pdf",
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