Consequences are low here... its not like we are removing knobs from an airplane that could crash and kill innocent people if turned the wrong way. Lots of people (thousands at least) understand what these knobs do... why shouldn't we be able to turn them?
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you can but it will have no real effect on your node or what gets in a block, so it just seems like dead code to me which is a maintenance burden. We should be moving toward a simpler and streamlined node over time.
I am much more excited for multiprocess for this reason. A lot more flexibility when it comes to attaching different frontends to a daemon. It’s crazy to me that people are talking about this useless knob vs actually useful things
lol yes, this is a pretty pointless debate in all honesty. obviously its a debate about principles, which it why everyone got so passionate about it IMHO.
This is the part the core sycophants don’t understand. People don’t like having functionality stripped away - especially to support bad actors. And the fee incentive is already there to not use op return so the sophisticated actors won’t anyway. Now the rationale is “maintenance burden”. 🤣 GTFO
If core can push through this pointless (in their own words) change without support then why couldn’t they push through other more malicious changes? THAT is the issue and THAT is the debate. People don’t feel like core can be trusted any longer.