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Isolating storage from the rest of consensus code is technically =
desirable, but implementations using different storage will be unlikely =
bug-for-bug compatible,
hence able to split the network.
Such split was disastrous on the network level if partitions were of =
comparable magnitude - as was the case in the March 2013 fork between =
versions of Bitcoin Core.
This means high level implementation diversity was great, provided we =
would get there without blowing up the network on the way from =
monoculture to true decentralization of code.
Libconsensus is immensely valuable to get diversity, as it makes =
alternate implementations bug-for-bug compatible for a big part of the =
consensus code.
Tamas Blummer
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