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+- [x] what actually is hyperledger fabric? Is it a closed blockchain that different groups can run independently for their own use-case? Or is it one single closed blockchain that many different groups participate in.
+	- hyperledger fabric is one of the projects created by hyperledger. It is a framework/base from which the community can develop their own blockchains.
+- [x] is governance within a closed blockchain the same as within an open blockchain
+	- no I dont think so.[Governance of open vs closed blockchains](notes/governance.md#Governance%20of%20open%20vs%20closed%20blockchains)
+- [x] does the central authority e.g., govt decide who can join and leave?
+	- yes, but is this responsibility restricted only to them? Can other parties approve new participants?
+- [x] What are public vs private permissioned blockchains
+	- [blockchain-types](notes/blockchain-types.md)
+- [x] why would a participant want to fork?
+	- just having the capability is important
+	- swtiching authorities?
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 Blockchain technology falls into two distinct classes: open (permissionless) blockchains such as those underlying bitcoin, Ethereum and Cardano; and closed (permissioned) blockchains such as implemented in the Hyperledger Fabric project. To motivate decentralised participation, open blockchains (presently) require an associated cryptocurrency, which can be a risky distraction. However, closed blockchains are considered by some to be insufficiently decentralised.This summer project aims to prototype a compromise: a closed blockchain system that encodes voting rules about self-governance, so that closed blockchain technology can be used in a more open manner. Experience in programming blockchain systems is not assumed. Depending on the student involved, the project will balance work between design and modelling of the blockchain governance rules, and implementation of such a rule set over an existing closed blockchain system.
 
 # Questions	
-- [x] what actually is hyperledger fabric? Is it a closed blockchain that different groups can run independently for their own use-case? Or is it one single closed blockchain that many different groups participate in.
-	- hyperledger fabric is one of the projects created by hyperledger. It is a framework/base from which the community can develop their own blockchains.
-- [x] is governance within a closed blockchain the same as within an open blockchain
-	- no I dont think so.[Governance of open vs closed blockchains](notes/governance.md#Governance%20of%20open%20vs%20closed%20blockchains)
-- [ ] why would a participant want to fork?
-	- just having the capability is important
-	- swtiching authorities?
-- [x] does the central authority e.g., govt decide who can join and leave?
-	- yes, but is this responsibility restricted only to them? Can other parties approve new participants?
+[answered-questions](notes/answered-questions.md)
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 - [ ] It the code developed by the central authority or spread across partipants?
-- [x] What are public vs private permissioned blockchains
-	- [blockchain-types](notes/blockchain-types.md)
 - [ ] do the records remain forever on the chain?
 
 # Notes
-- [think-writing](notes/think-writing.md)
+[think-writing](notes/think-writing.md)
 
 - [412-lectures](notes/412-lectures.md)
 - [hyperledger-fabric](notes/hyperledger-fabric.md)
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 Many enthusiasts simply promote the blockchain as a more efficient, decentralized and consensus-driven public repository, which can have a number of applications in order to make citizens less dependent on governments, yet within a society that is ultimately founded upon the State authority. Techno-libertarians and crypto-anarchists hold instead a more extremist position. They are generally inclined to consider the State as an illegitimate, unnecessary and irremediably obsolete depository of power, and they openly encourage the use of the new information technology as a liberating force against the very concept of authority. According to this view, we are at a stage in history when individuals can gradually overcome any centralized political institution through distributed consensus and create the conditions for an idealistic society of equals, characterized by flat, rather than hierarchical, structures.
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+# 23/11
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