<oembed><type>rich</type><version>1.0</version><title>Freakoverse wrote</title><author_name>Freakoverse (npub18n…zzk9r)</author_name><author_url>https://yabu.me/npub18n4ysp43ux5c98fs6h9c57qpr4p8r3j8f6e32v0vj8egzy878aqqyzzk9r</author_url><provider_name>njump</provider_name><provider_url>https://yabu.me</provider_url><html>Had an interesting discussion with another person about bloat/spam on bitcoin, we were pretty much on the same page, aside from my DNS solution with DNN.&#xA;&#xA;Even though DNN doesn&#39;t add anything to Bitcoin (no op_return data, no exploitation of witness data / taproot, zero), no writes, where it only reads from Bitcoin as users do a simple self-transfer (bitcoin address A sends to the send bitcoin address A), I could not comprehend the presented issue of:&#xA;&#xA;&#39;There&#39;s now an incentive for people to do self transfers, and at scale this would result in bloat in bitcoin not for its intended purpose of sending money from A to B.&#39; (paraphrasing)&#xA;&#xA;I couldn&#39;t comprehend the presented or perceived issue because:&#xA;1. It is sending A to B (&#39;B&#39; being &#39;A&#39; itself)&#xA;2. It doesn&#39;t add anything, no bloat&#xA;3. Even if a full block or blocks were about these self-transfers, they are legit and clean (no non-transactional data / zero)&#xA;&#xA;The gentleman I was discussing it with see DNN as a bigger threat than Ordinals, which came to me as a surprise considering I myself am against it, and don&#39;t mind also if op_return was zero, and that&#39;s why I made the DNN the way it is now.&#xA;&#xA;My best attempt at coming to an understanding is that because the reason/incentive isn&#39;t about sending money from A to B just so that B can have the money, then this shouldn&#39;t be socially pushed to become mainstream because if it catches on and many people start doing self-transfers, it&#39;ll bloat bitcoin blocks with these self-transfer type of transactions. But even then, my thought was &#34;So... because the reason/incentive for sending a transaction isn&#39;t for sending someone money or utxo consolidation, then it&#39;s a bad utxo, even though it&#39;s no different from any other clean utxo, if not cleaner in comparison to many other utxo because no op_return rule + input=output, as in as legit/greenlight of a bitcoin transaction as it can be&#34;.&#xA;&#xA;I was wished upon that I&#39;d stop doing DNN because of this perceived threat that&#39;s supposedly bigger than ordinals and op_return (combined?), but wtihout coming to understanding how this is that big of a threat, if a threat at all, I probably won&#39;t...&#xA;&#xA;...not out of being malicious, as I&#39;m simply solving the ID and DNS problem with it, as effeciently as possible, and as cost-effective and cleanly cleanly as possible, and the most simplest with the highest security possible, and there&#39;s no one backing me, and I won&#39;t be getting anything out of this aside from using it like everyone else, so there&#39;s no conflict of interest or ulterior motive (not saying anyone is saying that, just trying to deliver a point, which is...), so since I can&#39;t see or understand the problem, then I can&#39;t even agree or disagree if it is a problem or not to then decide if i&#39;d continue making DNN or not, as a result i&#39;d continue making it.&#xA;&#xA;From my point of view after thinking about it, the pushback isn&#39;t a protocol purity resistance (resistance against op_return/junk, witness exploitation, etc, which is a legit pushback and I resist it as well), but rather a hyper purestic ideological that extends/overeaches outside of bitcoin.&#xA;&#xA;Going back to what Satoshi mentioned about this topic, where one or more people asked about adding a DNS solution into Bitcoin, the idea was rejected and suggested that a DNS solution should be on a different chain, so that no non-bitcoin/transactional data is added to Bitcoin, and as a result namecoin and others like it were born, however, the discovery with DNN is that it follows that exact logical reasoning: nothing is added to Bitcoin (no spam/junk/bloat), and DNN only observse it (observes only clean transactions).&#xA;&#xA;If there was such a thing like a &#39;Satoshi Test&#39;, then DNN passes it with flying colors.&#xA;&#xA;When I think about my opinions on Bitcoin in regards to what should be done with it or what shouldn&#39;t be done with it, the line is clear: don&#39;t add unrelated things to it (op_return, witness exploit, ordinals, etc), don&#39;t overreach (prevent people from doing a normal utxo because of a disagreement on the why, which is more dangerous as that would add subjectivity to objective system).&#xA;&#xA;However, I might have gotten something wrong or am fully delusional, so if you have thoughts, feel free to share it.</html></oembed>