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31 lines
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\appendix
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\clearpage
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\part*{Appendix}
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\section{Safety Failure}
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\label{app:safetyfailure}
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\todo{Put the full description/definition of conflicting blocks here.}
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\section{Unused text}
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\todo{This is where text goes that for which a home hasn't been found yet. If no home is found, it will be deleted.}
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Two other reasons to participate in stake pools are (i) to mitigate \emph{key theft risk} (i.e. an attacker hacking into their online machine and stealing the key), and (ii) to mitigate \emph{liveness risk}, the possibility that the validator node will go offline, perhaps because the operator does not have the time to manage a high-uptime setup.
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\todo{Do we want to require that the Prepare be done in the first 1/2 of the epoch? I'm mildly concerned there may not always be enough time to Commit.}
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\todo{Remember: The only block you're allowed to Prepare is the last block of each epoch.}
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\todo{Remember: Even if the Finalization goes through, the collective penalties are still applied.}
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\textbf{Questions}
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\begin{itemize}
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\item It's unclear to me why we need $\epochsource$ in the Prepare.
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\end{itemize}
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