You didn’t say if they can put large files on now or not. I am all for cleaning up code.

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yes, knots does not stop anything that can be done on core today, because both follow consensus not relay policy which is unenforceable

Appreciate the replies. So the consensus rules currently allow for any size file, but the relay rules only stop the relay of large file sizes. Is that right?

Relay rules doesn’t stop anything. As long as you have a few nodes that get around filters it will eventually get in a block, and hence all knots nodes as well

Yes, i understand that. But the rule is stopping it on my node, correct? I can’t control other people’s nodes if they allow it in a block. So currently someone with a node that allows a large file to be put in a block can do it. I see, it just won’t be from my node. Next question if it code maintenance, changing it from 80 to 100000 bytes, how does this remove dead code?

Sorry, I think you missed the question at the bottom. How does changing from 80 to 100000 remove dead code?

So, does the current implementation of Core (<30) allow for an OP_RETURN of 100 bytes to make in in to a block? Are there currently 100 byte OP_RETURNS in the blockchain?

because you have to manually write the code to do it, not that it is hard relay wise.

Therefore it is the action of changing or removing the filter that allows the 100 byte OP_RETURN to make it in to a block? Which is what Core 30 will do?

The change is for 100kbytes I believe

I understand that. My point is that, as I understand (might be wrong), there should be no OP_RETURN data larger than 80 bytes in the blickchain currently. This would be due to the default setting in Core < 30. Again, I might be wrong. Trying to understand

If filters don't work then why do people pay Mara to go around them with slipstream?

From what I have learned, it just lets them get it in faster, than waiting for some random node to get it in a block.

thats an easy route but after some experimenting people realized you don’t even need that. Nodes will connect to nodes that will relay txs they want to relay.

If Mara is the easy route are you implying going around the filters is the harder route? Which is it? do filters do nothing? Or do they make it harder?

I don’t think you will find your answers here. The people responding are not giving a complete picture. Hence why you continue having so many questions.

And is it still even a transaction if no bitcoin is moved and all there is is Op Return data?