Hi Mike,

You are asking the wrong question. Why do we need to restrict the op_return field?

Restricting it is not preventing anyone from using large op_returns.

Also, you are not a customer of core and running 3 nodes doesn't give you any votes.

If you want to run knots, go ahead. The disadvantage will only be yours because you won't get accurate fee predictions and you just be a part of a silo'd sub-network of the Bitcoin network with limited knowledge of the rest of the network.

Nobody needs to convince you because your nodes don't matter to anyone but you, especially if they won't relay valid transactions.

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Nodes don't matter!

Are you a BCH or BSV guy? πŸ˜‚

Some nodes matter. Economic nodes and miner nodes.

Other nodes are only good for the node runner's privacy and for relaying transactions. Since your node won't do the latter, it is useless to everyone else.

Ah BSV πŸ‘

How’s Craig doing these days?

Also I presume you started out with BCH, give Roger my regards when you next see him.

I’ve just bought a house on St. Kitts, I’m sure he misses the old place πŸ˜‚

I'm not involved in any of that. BTC only since 2017.

If you think I'm wrong, just explain why you think so, instead of ad hominem.

No, my predecessors did that between 2015 - 2017.

Fine, I'll fuck off, then.

The right question is always "why make a change?" When Bitcoin code starts changing because "why not?," things can go south quickly.