Ethereum To Hard Fork in 2017

We will resolve this as "More" unless we hear back from the author before Jan 8th

@BenCarson https://twitter.com/vitalikbuterin/status/919796864744132608 so you are telling me that these guys don't know what a hard fork is?

We have an issue with this resolution @taiphoon - a 'hard fork' is defined as a change in the code of the network that invalidates previous blocks/transactions unless client software is updated. By our count, Ethereum underwent more than 2 hard forks as defined. It is not specified here that you are not referring to non-minority/non-contentious hard forks... Please state your case for 'Zero' as chosen based on the information provided in this prop.

@d_d you need to actually read the article you linked: "However, so far, there is no sign of a minority fork according to current fork logs, and developers are celebrating the transition on social media." It wasn't really a "fork" because there wasn't a minority fork. It was just an upgrade. So, Zero forks was the correct outcome.

wait, wait! 1 hard fork has actually happened: https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-executes-blockchain-hard-fork-byzantium/