I would rather not establish precedent that node operators are responsible for the data on the block chain. That opens up a trivial attack vector by literally anybody. Making the argument that it’s a public space and therefore individual people aren’t responsible is much safer/robust over the long term
Bitcoin actually does support arbitrary data greater than 80 bytes. Your node will relay it too, after a miner mines it.
What’s more dangerous - influencers being able to force dev behavior to change, or the devs themselves?
How would it kill Bitcoin?
“Despite the controversy” - this is IMO the biggest issue here. Influencers making non-technically sound arguments should not be able to change the course of dev work
I think it’s worked for a while. I’ve got zaps going back a few months at least that I think all were nwc
I use primal nwc with Damus though, just zapped you with that…
The patterned side would then be on you while you sleep, which is definitely less comfortable tho
One day is my limit for the crowds and chaos sadly
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Because op_return already exists, it seems hard to argue that it is _only_ a monetary network. And in terms of “right to blockpace” - do you disagree that a defining characteristic of bitcoin is permission-less use? I don’t think censorship resistance / permissionless money can be paired with “right to blockspace”
Except there’s no prize for catching mice. There will just always be another mouse. And the dead mice you catch don’t die, they just get sent direct to miners. Oh wait, I’m not talking about mice anymore…
Being able to choose to not mine them seems reasonable, but I think not relaying them hurts overall network decentralization. All nodes benefit from seeing potential transactions before they come in a block so you can verify validity pre-block arriving. So if you withhold propagation it harms other nodes when a block does arrive
“You can get around it” - changing standardness to allow your node to have an accurate picture of the mempool and future blocks protects you as a node runner. Your fence analogy breaks down at who is harmed by breaking the rule - by filtering out consensus valid transactions you (the node runner) are more likely to be hurt than the person propagating the transaction
Starting in college was life changing for me. Nothing else matches the cardio and muscular benefit
Reduced friction to send/receive zaps for a new user. If you limited the balance to <10,000 sats or something then dataloss/rug risk is minimized
Would you consider doing an ecash/nutsack wallet?
It sounds like you are saying experience trumps all other knowledge. You can reason about something and have a valid/more informed opinion than a participant in something
