Hard Forks
Did Ethereum ever come out and try and create a process to dictate what will happen when something like this happens again?This case was a perfect storm of:- very bad publicity with most people's first introduction to Ethereum, the DAO, being hacked- Ethereum core team members and miners being affected by the hack- a large hack, monetarily speaking, in relation to the ecosystem.- the ecosystem still in its infancy so the system is much open to even considering a hard fork option at allI mean you can't just outlaw programming mistakes.  This is going to happen againWhat happens next time when the hack is smaller, say 1 million, and doesn't affect anyone on the core Ethereum team or any miners, ie it just affects regular Ethereum investors.Does everyone vote again with the expected outcome of the miners not worrying about hte little people?Does it not even get a vote?Or have they set the precedent that they always roll back hacks now?I think Ethereum has some good leadership, but I think this is something that they really need to get a policy on now.What can be done here?