your reply is just further evidence of what I've been trying to say and the mistake that core devs keeps doing:

stop coming back with only technical-focused arguments, don't you see that this is not what is about anymore? You will not persuade ppl with technical arguments anymore because the crux of the matter are:

1) Perceived imposition on nodes (taking away configurability) and very much "central planning" vibes from core. You can be 100% right on the change and 100% wrong on the way you are trying to implement it

2) Dismissal of criticism from non-technical users (tecnocracy + refusal to incorporate other non-tech perspectives into the discussion)

3) Perceived "reactionary" behaviour from core devs to miners centralization and spammers issues. This op_return return is perceived as a reactionary "let's try to minimize damage now as best as we can", but users have not seen any real attempt to fix the issue (i.e. stratum v2) rather than just react and contain it

All these are non-tech related issue, ppl disagree on other fields, and keep insisting that btc is only about technical aspects (as if humans where not involved at all ) is the biggest mistake core is doing.

As long as core keeps staying in its "techno bubble" it will not be able to reinstate a productive dialogue with plebs