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content/notes/A blockchain architecture for industrial applications.md

@@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bcra.2022.100088
 # Summary
 
 # Extracts
+"In open permissioned blockchains, the addition of a node and the downloading of the blockchain are granted to everyone. Validator nodes, however, must be approved, either automatically through a poll among existing validators, using a suitable SC, or by the consortium members. Deploying a new SC on the blockchain can be made only by participants with the permission to do so. Everyone can send transactions to the blockchain, but, as in public ones, it is the task of the SC receiving the transaction to decide whether to accept or not the request." - could be relevant to [[scenarios#Adding a new member]]
 
+"in the case that some validators leave, this should trigger a search for new validators to keep the dApp stable." 
 # Notes
 
 # Related

content/notes/think-writing.md

@@ -139,10 +139,12 @@ Need to write some documentation so that when I come back after the break I wont
 [[A blockchain architecture for industrial applications]]
 https://www.google.co.nz/books/edition/_/vqXaDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&pg=PP1
 
-prioritise most important things for the future. 
+meeting
+- prioritise most important things for the future. 
+- what do I want from david
+- think about comlexity of the example
+- kerberos decentralised authentication
 
-what do I want from david
+I dont understand how etherum DApps are related to the Eth main net. And how permissioned Eth networks work
 
-think about comlexity of the example
-
-kerberos decentralised authentication
+Do you need to use a blockchain explorer to view data on the blockchain? In order to limit who can view the documents, you could limit access to the exlporer, or you could require some key in order to view the documents