What’s the hardest part about building on OP Mainnet, Base, or the broader OP Stack?

Contributing to OP Labs. Come join me on the track if you’re in /austin @ atxsprint.club

listening to arbitrum and polygon bagholders constant “critiques” about fault proofs

I hear you - its a p0 focus for us - hope you’re already starting to see this through external comms with recent blog posts (and more on the way)

examples:
- https://blog.oplabs.co/building-a-fault-proof-system/
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Absolutely. Hope that I did that fact justice in my blog post too. Let me know if I got anything wrong here

Absolutely. Hope that I did that fact justice in my blog post too. Let me know if I got anything wrong here 
https://thumbsup.mirror.xyz/1osKYEk3XVQTKbn24LJ4TbBNqtwAUE_Y1g4zvUJ6dTg

I hear you - its a p0 focus for us - hope you’re already starting to see this through external comms with recent blog posts (and more on the way)

examples:
- https://blog.oplabs.co/building-a-fault-proof-system/
- https://blog.oplabs.co/composable-pre-image-oracle/

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big fan of putting the pressure on even your favourite projects but this is not unknown information and there is no fast solution. 

one thing that they also never mention is that anyone who forks the stack can slot in settlement of their choice.

Criticism could be a good things, a form of positive feedback. And they are not wrong.