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 - Updated Japanese translations (Credit: R M) - Updated Japanese translations (Credit: R M)
  
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 - Added developer QDN proxy. - Added developer QDN proxy.
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 ===== February 24 2023 ===== ===== February 24 2023 =====
  
-@here This is some **VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION for Qortal Users to READ** - from our **amazing lead core developer, CalDescent.** - I think understanding the nature of the platform, and how much goes into its development is a really good idea for people to at least partially understand.+@here This is some **VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION for Qortal Users to READ** - from our **amazing lead core developer, Cal.** - I think understanding the nature of the platform, and how much goes into its development is a really good idea for people to at least partially understand.
  
 Reading this information I think should give at least a very small idea of just how difficult and tedious developing a platform like Qortal really is...  Reading this information I think should give at least a very small idea of just how difficult and tedious developing a platform like Qortal really is... 
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 There are two parts to a blockchain system - the blocks themselves, and the derived state from these blocks (often referred to as the "chainstate"). Every time a new block is added to a node's local chain, it updates its chainstate based on the information in those blocks. These state updates come from transactions, AT executions, and reward payouts. However, there are multiple candidates for each block (currently all level 5 and above will mint their own version of every block), so the node will have to re-org to different versions of the block for that height until it is confident that it has the best block available from all the candidates on the network. There are two parts to a blockchain system - the blocks themselves, and the derived state from these blocks (often referred to as the "chainstate"). Every time a new block is added to a node's local chain, it updates its chainstate based on the information in those blocks. These state updates come from transactions, AT executions, and reward payouts. However, there are multiple candidates for each block (currently all level 5 and above will mint their own version of every block), so the node will have to re-org to different versions of the block for that height until it is confident that it has the best block available from all the candidates on the network.
  
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