Honest question: Why do we need to remove the limit on the size of OP_RETURN? (sorry if I'm not using the correct verbiage, hope you catch my drift?)

If all the people blaming the system of peaceful cooperation and voluntary exchange for the problems caused by perpetual theft and war could pick up an actual book for once, that would be great.

can I be bitcoin developer even if I'm just a normal developer who's all-in on Bitcoin? 😆

Let's Go!

loled, liked, zapped and appropriated.

Thank you fren.

Not even kidding. After our boy was born my wife started baking .. probably for the first time in her life. She wasn't fighting online or anything like that. But it's beautiful to see how she accepted her role as a women, mother, wife. She's 100% more satisfied than she was in any job ever. And she was pretty good at her job. All these things fall into place when we became a true family.

Thank you for your responses. I have to admit, this doea change my opinion on the debate around the OP_RETURN limit. Just shows how much of histrionics there is around topic. Not saying I would change that 😆

hmm, while (I think) I understand that logic, I don't understand why this supposed need of homogeneity overrides the need to have a blockchain as free of non-monetary data as possible (if that makes sense). Shouldn't we have tried to limit the amount of data before letting it come to this point? Again, honest question.