We already have really good pluggable consensus within Hyperledger that supports both voting and lottery style consensus that is very close to being suitable for cross-project use. The next step is

Team, The 2019 Q3 Hyperledger Transact quarterly update is now available for review. Here is the link: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/HYP/2019+Q3+Hyperledger+Transact Thanks, -Mark

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It was brought to our attention that the TSC election deadlines had an off-by-one error: nominations open until August 26th, but voting was scheduled to start the same day, so it meant we opened

Thanks Dan, very kind. I agree that Andi, Gari, and Tracy would be excellent TSC representatives. In addition, here is a shout out for all the other code-contributing maintainers as well: please vote

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I would like to highlight a few of the candidates who have not previously been on the TSC, but whom I would be happy to see on the TSC based on my direct knowledge of their extensive contributions.

Hi Jon, Thanks for the thoughtful response. Pluggable consensus has been in active discussion in the Architecture working group. Unfortunately participation in such cross dlt architectural

Thanks Vipin, that does bring some clear points to draw the discussion around. However if you consider the parallel thread about architecture it’s quite possible to see these virtues as vices. If

Hello all, The current discussion focusing on the main differentiators of Besu is missing the point. Two camps: one asserting that these differentiators are not compelling enough to welcome Besu,

Hi Silas, Thanks for this write-up; I found it helpful. All, I hope nobody minds my joining this discussion but I think the framing of the proposed contribution of Besu provides the

Okay this is interesting, thanks Richard. Firstly: > Like I said near the start, I know my position as CTO of a firm with an open source permissioned blockchain means what I write can’t be seen as

(sorry if this is duplicated - the submission from my mail client was rejected I think) Hi Silas, Thanks for this write-up; I found it helpful. All, I hope nobody minds my joining this

Dear all, As you hopefully know, we're holding the next Hyperledger Global Forum in Phoenix, Arizona March 3rd-6th, 2020. The Call For Papers was announced two weeks ago,

> The most prominent item I see is Ethereum mainnet compatibility. Could someone articulate the value of that in specific terms? I am familiar with the notion of using mainnet as a receipt log. I

Thanks for the note, Jonathan. > Joe - we can probably do it, and pretty quickly. We already have both Fabric and Ethereum nodes (full nodes) on the Unbounded Network for quite a while... and we are

Hi Dan, Below are our team’s thoughts on your questions. We are looking forward to the discussion tomorrow. Question 1: Adding another framework to Hyperledger presents both opportunities and

Hi Mark, As someone who regularly participates in the architecture WG, I don’t think it has the proper set of people right now to drive something like this. What we would really need for this

is this an area where the architecture WG can be leveraged and they can drive?

+1 to this idea. Thanks for bringing it up Shawn. I think it would be a great idea to have such a library, as long as we can reasonably infer that people will be able to agree on a consensus