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Review of votes and certificates sections of tech report #122
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Sorry for the long awaited review.
That's a very well written and exhaustive document. I think the document could be made a bit clearer however, e.g. if we properly define what the committee and quorum are (perhaps it is done in a different section that I have not read) and gave more arguments on why 500 votes (or is it voters?) would be enough. I am not sure reading this PR if this is due to the stake distribution (which I assumed) or the historical number of unique signers.
I have added some questions and corrections (mostly in the alba-mithril-musen sections).
- Accepted reviewer suggestions. - Revised in response to reviewer comments. - Fixed number of votes. - Added note on fluctuations in the adversary fraction. - Added election ID to vote. - Fixed cross reference in text - Clarified non-voting probabilities. - Clarified meaning of V_i. - Clarified In the centralized prehashed scheme for ALBA. - Removed variant-specific ALBA equation. - Added note about naive aggregator. - Added clarification about ephemeral keys. - Resolved caution statements. - Clarified recommendation for committee size and quorum. - Added reasoning about the decentralization parameter. - Regularized notation for probability. - Clarified quorum, committee, etc. - Corrected terminology. - Prettied technical report, in preparation for rebase.
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@rrtoledo , thanks so much for your thorough review and helpful suggestions! |
Please review the votes and certificates sections of the first technical report.