rafftyl on Nostr: Could you address the difference in legal attack vectors caused by illegal material ...

Could you address the difference in legal attack vectors caused by illegal material stored in contiguous blobs vs fragmented data chunks? Linking my older response to Odell's note.

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Although I do not support the fork and don't think it is possible to eliminate spam, I'm still of the opinion that the BIP's proponents have a point in pointing out that large, contiguous chunks of data might pose a legal attack vector, as opposed to fragmented data.

It will be hard for node runners to claim plausible deniability if illegal material is embedded in a well-known format (like raw jpeg) in well known locations (OP_RETURN outputs).

I haven't seen a serious attempt to address this issue (maybe I'm not paying attention) and I don't think it can be disregarded easily.