[mbrock]

There was always a pretty limited range of basic use cases for smart contracts: crowdsales, auctions, debt registries, currency tokens, multisig wallets, etc.

As people begin to use Ethereum for real-world organizations, they will of course prefer to use popular, tested, verified implementations of these basic contract types.

I'm not sure what vision you refer to, but anyway, original visions aren't binding!

[mannykannot]

>they will of course prefer to use popular, tested, verified implementations of these basic contract types.

That worked out so well with the DAO. There was, of course, at least one person who did take the trouble to do his own investigation of its security ;-)

Perhaps you could point us to some verified implementations of these basic contract types (together with the arguments for their veracity, of course.)