From the perspective of regular Bitcoin users, ordinal transactions are inefficient, space wise. They use more block space than they could get away with because of the extra data.

But to get those transactions into blocks, senders have to outbid other transactions. That is, the transactions are still efficient, fee wise.

There’s no need to ban them. Either the extra data has enough value to justify the fees, or they don’t.

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Indeed, its frustrating trying to get our normal transactions through but its freearoet economics in action. Can't want it then bitch and moan about it when you get what you want. Someone is paying silly amounts for these transactions so let them.

bitcoin is open system

what do you mean ban

People dropping the unconfirmed ordinals transactions from their mempools.