I'm not: A researcher, theorist, or open systems expert.I am: Someone who's been inthe space for awhile, (since the Frontier network exactly) and have written a fairly complex Dapp myself.

Permission the source => Kill exploits?

I know it's a radical notion. But even if you only have to register a KYC'd address to get a read-only, non-copiable, annotations enabled (yeah I know it's not fool-proof I'm spitballing) view of the source. Tell me why this idea should not be considered and be stricken from the earth...

As an addendum: Any external calls or sends must be published or generate verifiable documentation.

Important: This would never be enshrined in Ethereum. This is an exploration of a potential ERC, which is an optional standard