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I've been using computers for a long long time. Ever since I saw the game Lunar Lander on the Commodore Vic 20 in the very early 1980s (1982 or so).
As such I have a little different viewpoint on what to do with computers.
I also love the Hive blockchain as I think it is an awesome platform and its ability to store my blog onto a blockchain which is resistant to censorship and deletion by a corporate authority is a huge reason why I want it to flourish!
However, I was thinking about different ways that I could use the blockchain and I came up with one, unconventional one, that would be really useful to me to relive and store memories from my computer past in an undeletable way.
Then I thought some more.
If used incorrectly it could destroy the blockchain or at least give it a huge black eye.
I'm torn.
If I bring my concerns to light one of a few different things could happen:
I could be reassured that its a non-issue on the blockchain and I can rest assured that there are no worries.
I could be bringing to light a vulnerability that could be taken care of so that it makes the blockchain stronger in the future.
I could enlighten less reputable users to actually use my hack to destroy the blockchain that I love.
So, an open question to the Hive community. What is the best way to approach this problem, or maybe not a problem, in a way that doesn't ruin everything.
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