Thoughts on Bitcoin's sustainability on the long term

once things are in a block. censoring it (removing it is not a thing bitcoin does)

however hardening consensus back to some parameter of common sense utility is not censoring
also it doesnt cause a re-org/fork

if all nodes alive today say anything below 3.99 is acceptable.. then something thats 90byte is also acceptable

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pretending that transactions are not rejected, ignored at pre-confirm is silly notion. transactions are rejected for many reasons.
EG trying to broadcast a litecoin tx in the bitcoin network.. rejected
tx below satoshi dust rejected
transactions trying to use 8mb of bloat rejected
i can give soo many more examples

bitcoin is not permissionless
its a consent network
even requires people to sign their own utxo to show consent to have their spends be added to a block. meaning the network needs a utxo owners consent
and yes 2009-2016 users proposing new rule needed the majority to upgrade their nodes to be ready to verify a tx meets the new rules before the new rule activated is the network consent

those shouting censorship resistance and permissionless have no clue about consensus(consent)
they just want to make the bitcoin have no rules so that it loses its integrity. becasue they are too hyped up on sales pitching alternative networks people should use instead

its funny how they dont want more transactions on bitcoin but happy for wasteful bloat on bitcoin. the reason is obvious and said in last paragraph

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