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Created May 19, 2016 by teor@teor

Shared Random and Half-Hour Consensuses

My test authority was asleep for an hour, and so it didn't have a recent consensus. It started voting at 10:30 for round commit 3/reveal 3, but the rest of the network wasn't voting for commit 3/reveal 3 until 11.

How does an authority recover from this situation if it has thrown away its state at 1030?

Do we fix this by implemeting #19045 (moved) (keep voting for shared random values)? Or does that make this worse?

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