Damus
d0p4 · 43w
Remember that we have an entire generation behind us in which a few determined what everyone used. Even if a few overreact now, it's only healthy because they want to understand what's happening & not...
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Care to engage with an undecided dude?

What I don’t understand is why the PR presented 2 years ago to improve the filters was rejected. To me it seems that core has given up on trying to improve filters and are now saying “filters don’t work, miners found a way around it, so might as well open the doors and work on the economic incentives”.
1) There does not seem to be consensus on the fact that filters cannot be improved
2) If filters cannot be improved, then why remove them and exposing ourselves to risk of spam overflow (as core itself is not sure of this, using “should” many times) instead of changing consensus by making them not acceptable?

Chhers in advance
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d0p4 · 43w
Agreed, as I understand it - & I'm not a tech guy - core wants to keep the spam in a certain area (op_return) to keep it away from the utxo area. At least, that's the official argument. But you can't say with certainty that this works. Also, the argument of the other side seems conclusive to me that...