To quote
"Coordinating a decision on important activities such as adding or removing network members, network topology design [and] scaling up the network requires federated as opposed to a centralized method of decision making," Vaisoha said.
As such, the FNP essentially acts like "a hall monitor" to ensure nodes are behaving, he continued. If a validator node is about to crash, for example, a so-called "predictive correction feature" kicks in.
Sounds like what I have been saying when using the term "coordinators running on node clusters" but the faithful here just won't get it, don't want to listen
and if they start using logic then PoW that we managed to live without long before bitcoin came along also starts to look like it's on rocky ground.
Seven on-block transactions per second is nothing to write home about but here in the forum party faithful members insist that Bitcoin is gods gift to man, it's not
and this is why they are seeing other developers moving on to make much better system.
