Promote Draft->Final BIPs: 50, 60, 64, 66, and 73 #315
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The following BIPs appear to meet the criteria for Final status, but have not been promoted to Accepted by their author yet, so need ACKs from the authors. Since at least @genjix is MIA, we probably also need to discuss how to handle such actions when BIP champions disappear - BIP 1 allows for me to assign an additional champion to take over, but I'm not sure anyone would necessarily want to do so in this case.
BIP 50: Proposed action items, including the hardfork, are completed. @gavinandresen
BIP 60: BIP 37 was apparently not clear on whether the new "relay transactions" flag was mandatory or optional. BIP 60 sought to explicitly make it mandatory. In parallel, Jeff Garzik interpreted BIP 37's field as mandatory in bitcoin/bitcoin#2534 and Pieter Wuille implemented the changes required for that (and BIP 60) in bitcoin/bitcoin#2763 . Numerous forks of Bitcoin Core since then have also picked up this change. @genjix
BIP 64: The getutxo message was implemented for use between (pre-contentious hardforks) Bitcoin XT and Lighthouse. Both of these are unmaintained now, but this does not seem relevant. @mikehearn
BIP 66: Softfork accepted by a supermajority of miners. @sipa
BIP 73: Implemented by at least Bitcoin Core and BitPay. @gasteve