The technical paper that's meant to provide the definitive rules for all computers running ethereum's software is falling out of date. Called the Yellow Paper, the document is what ethereum developers use as a reference when coding, and it's what clients rely on to stay on the same page with the network (without, say, creating bugs that could fracture it).
However, changes to the document haven't been made in over a year, putting a strain on efforts to further the capabilities of the world's second-largest blockchain by market value.
Instead of a clear-cut guide, developers must rely on "community consensus" to ensure things are functioning correctly, core developer Nick Johnson said at the recent meeting.
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