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If the Orient things have been completely removed from the spec, then you should be very safe removing anything org mode. It's also by definition going to be very old...

@sanchopansa When your report which will help inform this decision on maximum circuit size is available, would you please link it here?

Jumping into the middle and addressing the comments. There is another reason to put `commD` on chain: third-party verification of data. The use case is that someone wants to verify...

1. I see — my point was only that `commD` needs to be on chain somewhere. As long as that's the case, I assume (perhaps wrongly) that a query mechanism...

I can't quantify *how* problematic it is, but bear in mind that we don't know the real-world attacks on ZigZag yet. We need to place bounties and incent people to...

Regarding implementing persistent vectors: I think it would be a lot of fun and probably be a valuable primitive to have available in many places even beyond Filecoin internal needs....

Thinking about it more, I think there is a more concrete attack. When grinding for desirable replica ids, a miner doesn't even have to target only existing replicas. Any discoverable...

Given the resources expended for POW, it seems entirely plausible that such a network could regularly find collisions (if my analysis is correct). The true value of each collision might...

As a matter of practical efficiency and minimization of ongoing trust between colluders, replica id 'miners' could use fresh identities. When a collision is found, one party could transfer the...

So my tentative conclusion is [incorrect] ~that free choice of sector id would give rise to a secondary sybil market, in which each replica-sybil's value is approximately equal to that...