Hi Everyone, I’ve attached the most recent version of the whitepaper, which is updated with all of the suggestions and comments people have provided over the past two weeks. Alternatively, you can get

Hi Chris, Thanks for the comments. 1. I’ll fix the DLT expansion (although this is something the technical writer would probably catch and fix) 2. Would someone from Quilt be willing to write a projec

+1 to both for me as well. Thanks, Hart

+1 Thanks Dave!

+1. Thanks everyone!

+1. It’s a good idea to publish these (as long as there aren’t outstanding issues). Thanks, Hart

Hi Marta, I think we have a lot of researchers already working in/on Hyperledger stuff. Would it make sense to have some sort of informal group (or at least a rocket chat channel) on blockchain relate

On a scale of 0-3, I would say I'm about an e. More seriously though, I agree with Dan that I think in most cases it should be required. The one corner case that bugs me is very small-scale, well-main

Hi Everyone, To continue the discussion about the requirements working group from the meeting this morning: One of the main points in favor of having the working group remain (I think brought up by Br

Hi Everyone, I wanted to provide a brief update on the whitepaper—we’re almost done! We’re instituting a “content freeze” next week where we will only allow fixes that 1) don’t need approval or 2) are

+1 from me (sorry for the late reply). Hart

There are a lot of good suggestions in this thread. I think Todd and Mic have done an excellent job of summarizing the problem and proposing solutions. We do probably need multiple types of events, be

Hi Brian, I’d also be interested in hearing what you all (i.e. the event planners) are interested in us talking about. I think most of us are fairly flexible and would rather see the event succeed tha

Hi Everyone, I said this briefly in the call yesterday, but I’d like to reiterate it here. I was really hoping this working group/task force/lab/whatever would become about “community improvement” rat

I’m curious as well about how the transparency and openness requirements of Hyperledger will mesh with the restrictive model of the EEA. And, as Bob points out, who is allowed to join EEA meetings fro

+1 as well.

I don’t think the technical merit of the proposed project is in doubt. Building an interoperable, supply chain-focused blockchain platform is certainly a worthy goal (would anyone here disagree?) and

Hi Everyone, At the crypto-lib meeting yesterday, we (the Hyperledger crypto-lib community) decided that we were finally ready to start the process of applying for project incubation status. As such,

+1 to this. I have frustrated a number of business people when they have asked about future plans for Fabric and I have sent them the link to the jira. It’s great for technical folks, but suboptimal f

Hi Everyone, First of all, thank you all for the feedback during and after the TSC meeting last week. It was good to hear suggestions from people, particularly those that are open source veterans. We