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Currently EthOn uses the class "Ommer" and declares "Uncle" as being equivalent.
An Ommer (or Uncle) is the direct child of the k'th generation ancestor of a Block B, where 2<=k<=7 but not a direct ancestor of B. They are blockchain blocks found by a miner, when a different miner has already found another block for the corresponding place in the blockchain. They are also known as “stale blocks”. The parent of an Uncle is an ancestor of the inserting block, located at the tip of the blockchain.
What should be the primary term used for this concept in EthOn?
Considering that Ommer is rarely used and was introduced mainly as a gender neutral term the term will be changed to Uncle in EthOn for easier understanding.
REMOVED ethon:Ommer
CHANGED ethon:Uncle to include the information formaly in ethon:Ommer
RENAMED ethon:knowsOfOmmer -> ethon:knowsOfUncle
CHANGED ethon:blockHeader to use the term Uncle
Currently EthOn uses the class "Ommer" and declares "Uncle" as being equivalent.
An Ommer (or Uncle) is the direct child of the k'th generation ancestor of a Block B, where 2<=k<=7 but not a direct ancestor of B. They are blockchain blocks found by a miner, when a different miner has already found another block for the corresponding place in the blockchain. They are also known as “stale blocks”. The parent of an Uncle is an ancestor of the inserting block, located at the tip of the blockchain.
What should be the primary term used for this concept in EthOn?
(Thanks @cdetrio for raising this)
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