Explain the Concept of "Forking" a Protocol after a Contentious Governance Vote ⎊ Path

Explain the Concept of “Forking” a Protocol after a Contentious Governance Vote.

Forking is the creation of a new, separate version of a blockchain protocol, typically in response to a major disagreement or contentious governance decision. If a significant portion of the community disagrees with a vote, they can copy the code, modify it, and launch a new chain, carrying their assets and continuing the protocol under new rules.

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