Those who want the OP_RETURN limit to be relaxed say, "Let the free market decide: if someone pays to store some data in a block, so be it. The free market has spoken by voting with their coin."

Those who want the OP_RETURN to stay as it is say, "Let the free market decide which bitcoin software to use, Core or Knots. If people choose to use Knots, the free market has spoken against Core's blockchain bloat and data storage.

The free market has spoken by voting with their feet."

To me, both seem to say the same thing: let the free market decide. Am I wrong?

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The argument comes down to if you think Bitcoin is money and a financial ledger only Vs. Shitcoin scammers looking for ways to circumvent bitcoin fees and spam the ledger imo.

Solid and truthful argument.