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A broken clock is right twice a day

https://privacc.org/

How about another P word from Rome: Patricians

I should also acknowledge that I'm probably wrong about being able to transform the data without CLI. I'm not trying to weasel out of that. Score 1 for on that point.

"It doesn't really matter if the data is contiguous or not, because it needs to be transformed regardless." I disagree. Ease of transformation matters. Being contiguous seems like a HUGE difference. From a programmer's perspective I can see why one would think it doesn't matter, but from a lawyer's perspective, I think it would matter a lot. Obviously I'm just offering a fuzzy conjecture and I'm not a lawyer, but I do not consider this question to be settled AT ALL and I don't think you should either.

It is already there and it indeed is less of an issue because it requires jumping through hoops to display the data that was scrambled and hacked onto my node. Whether it truly "doesn't matter" to the law is a legal question that hasn't been tested in court, but it certainly helps that the software was not intended for this use and does nothing to facilitate it... Until v30. My concern is that there will be fewer hoops to jump through, and that core is making it easier to store arbitrary contiguous data for no monetary reason. I may be wrong, but I thought the Bitcoin core desktop software will display op return, without xor. I may be wrong. I don't have time to check right now. But either way, I think the distinction between different "one liners" is very important and should not be flippantly ignored.

"a one-liner" Not all one-liners are created equal. I think one could pull an image out of op return on a desktop without using the command line or any custom software at all. We are all throwing around our opinions about this, but lawyers need to be consulted. This is a legal question.

What about the fact that an op return can display non-encoded data directly in the Bitcoin core software? This makes it appear that the INTENT of Bitcoin is to distribute arbitrary information, rather having that information "hacked" onto my node against my will. This seems to be an important legal distinction.

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Bull cycle