Matt Bell

That's a good point, I can do this if it makes things easier. But how would it work if you need to override functions? For example, see the [`webcoin-bitcoin-testnet` params](https://github.com/mappum/webcoin-bitcoin-testnet/blob/master/src/blockchain.js),...

You're probably right about that, and I think the best way to do that would be to remove the checkpoints from the params and have them passed in as options...

The question for this is: _who should manage the checkpoints_? I.e. should they be provided by the webcoin project in parameters, and overridden by developers when necessary, or should the...

Sorry, I can fix that. Also, @melanke I tried to add you to the npm package but for some reason it always fails.

>What we need is a re-usable signal for WebRTC connections. Seems like a worthy goal, but to implement re-usable signals wouldn't you need to build a DHT or central routing...

@mikeal Right, just trying to point out that getting browsers to allow re-usable SDP just pushes the problem of implementing a DHT onto them (which maybe is what we want).

Looks like your friend isn't able to connect. You'll have to make sure your node is accessible from your friend's network, e.g. by moving your node to a DigitalOcean or...

Interesting, that might be a bug. You can make the client manually specify an address in lotion connect like this: ```js connect('GCI', { nodes: [ 'ws://:' ] }) ```

Hey @hackable, You might want to try enabling the Tendermint logs to debug (run with `TM_LOG=true` environment variable). A possible issue could be that the node isn't using the validator...

Currently it's up to the developer to ensure the logic implemented directly in the app is deterministic, but it would definitely be nice to make it harder to accidentally create...