I did read it. It's not that long.

I still don't know what problem you are trying to resolve that doesn't already have one or more solutions.

You listed one issue, specific to gaming and cheating, that was simple human error and miscommunication that I don't believe would be solved by what you are proposing.

What other examples do you have? You seem to be starting with an assumption that everyone knows and agrees what the problem is without truly stating it.

The Linux kernel, and most userspace libraries already have a contract to maintain backwards compatibility. Some developers may choose to ignore this or make mistakes and break this contract. Again I do not believe that adding some new compatibility layer will fix this.

I'm sorry, but your article seems very hand wavy to me and doesn't have enough detail on how it would work. What you are proposing seems huge. I can't imagine enough people buying in to the idea to get it off the ground.