About the current situation of EIP repo, I want to update you that Cat Herders are now in touch with EIP editors to help with the cleanup. Hopefully, we will manage to have a good working relationship with EIP Editors to avoid delay.
I would love to be a part of this conversation as improving the EIP process is part of what needs to happen for Ethereum to have more effective upgrade plans.
Hey guys, I feel like community needs to know more about Ice Age and difficulty bomb. I would like to compose an article about it but I don’t feel like I have enough tech knowledge to do so. However, I collected sources into this doc https://docs.google.com/document/d/12myr2KIh8oT-UOp8X_eassbotPmR0EUFw2EAbUVp2po/edit?usp=sharing if anyone would like to do an article, feel free to use these sources :)
Anthony (from EthHub.io) started to write it but he haven’t got time for it. Anthony’s write up (not finished) https://github.com/ethhub-io/ethhub/blob/master/docs/ethereum-basics/difficultybomb.md
I feel like this is a good opportunity for Cat Herders to take over this :)
Will update ethernodes to reflect that
URGENT RELEASE: Please download the latest releases, Parity Ethereum v2.5.11-stable and v2.6.6-beta to make sure you're ready for the Istanbul hard fork on December 7th, 2019. Alternatively, you can just download the updated chainspec and run your client as
parity --chain foundation.json
any chance we can get the updated call links / notes here?
and any other node operators of note, like exchanges?
ECH seems to have a better grasp on who should get invites to ACD.
Or we could just put it on hudson’s plate.
@tvanepps I have a pull request waiting to be approved that adds all those links to the REDME.md, up to the recent #76 meeting for Fri Nov 29, notes included.
Working on a few tweeks before it will be accepted.
1x call is looking for notetaker
https://ethresear.ch/t/eth1-x-call-2-tuesday-dec-17th-next-steps-and-collecting-research-topics/6512
Well, there’s actually several of these channels running these kind of videos: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ethereum&sp=EgJAAQ%253D%253D
Each of these channels should be reported individually as well. This can be done by going to their channel, going to the about, and clicking the flag to report them.
These kind of accounts go against Youtube’s policy: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2801947?hl=en
Something kind of making the issue worse is that the official EF channel isn’t linked in the ethereum.org website. I opened and issue and PR addressing that: ethereum/ethereum-org-website#664 ethereum/ethereum-org-website#665
It'll help to get the EF Youtube verified at some point: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3046484?hl=en
The Ethereum Foundation also got the trademark to Ethereum back in 2016. Whoever runs the YouTube should go through the channels and report trademark infringement. Might be easier than doing copyright infringement, since the videos used might be owned by other sources. Here's the reporting tool: https://www.youtube.com/reportingtool/legal
