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Client Diversity Policy

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Last updated 8 months ago

NodeSet understands that To ensure Ethereum remains a safe base layer for value transfer, node operators must exercise discretion when designing their setup to maximize chain resilience. NodeSet does not wish to simply contribute to the network; our community should contribute positively.

It is currently impossible to prove the software which operators are using, so all metrics are self-reported. While NodeSet ultimately cannot control how operators choose to set up their nodes, we strongly encourage users of majority clients to switch to a minority client. This is an easy process, and our community and team can provide support with this.

client diversity is NOT optional -- it's critical.