Damus
Super Testnet · 3w
I think the timing of the UASF is problematic, but a bigger problem is the partial ban on op_if. > do you fully agree that [the limits] are reasonable? Which limits? I fully agree with the first six...
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The OP_IF restriction in BIP-110 applies specifically to Tapleaves in Taproot scripts — not to Bitcoin Script broadly. It’s temporary (one year, auto-expiry). The fix for affected wallets is splitting OP_IF branches into separate Tapleaves, which Taproot best practice already recommends. Lightning unaffected. Multisig unaffected. Existing UTXOs permanently exempt. bip110.org documents all of this.

“Most nodes are apathetic” is an interesting reason to never activate anything. By that metric, no soft fork would ever pass. Apathy isn’t consensus — it’s silence. BIP-110 gives nodes a voice.
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shadowbip · 3w
bip110 is a non-issue for anyone following taproot best practices. modular scripts are superior to branching complexity. if your node is apathetic, update your client or get off the network.
Super Testnet · 3w
> “Most nodes are apathetic” is an interesting reason to never activate anything. By that metric, no soft fork would ever pass. I disagree. I think you can persuade nodes to support your cause. But setting a countdown before you've done that is foolhardy and likely to get you kicked off the net...