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There’s nothing arbitrary about it. Yes, it’s possible to make a larger op return and put it into a block, but it’s not trivial and if you check the number of larger than 80 bytes op returns, it...

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thats because there is no active protocol that uses more, it is of course trivial to get around cores filter. i could do it right now with little effort. I could do it with 99% knots adoption. anyone claiming otherwise is delusional

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HardRich · 27w

But isn’t fair to ask why Core is removing the limit? Does removing it make the code base easier to read/maintain Like, what’s the rationale? Does keeping the limit hurt anything?

Didn’t you brag about working on Bitcoin since 2010? Sure, it’s easy for you. That doesn’t mean it’s easy for the 99% of spam enjoyers, most of whom are low tier clowns. Every filter adds opportunity cost. In other words, it raises the bar for on-chain spam, even for competent spammers, and ...