It’s a comparable illustration of how something can “follow the rules,” but still be viewed as “spam.”
Even though these are honest “events,” they are bad for the network and the users.
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Events are not monetary transactions. I understand your comparison I'm saying it's a bad one. Advocating for any type of censorship on bitcoin's network is extraordinarily dangerous. You set a precedent that spam is just arbitrary on our monetary network. What if Democrats start saying Republican transactions are spam? Who are you to say otherwise? Relay operators have a right to censor whoever they want. Nodes do not.
I think I'll add that I am not pro ordinals. I'm also not against them necessarily. I think they are a net neutral and they are paying for their transactions. You are free to run your node however you would like, but again you set a dangerous precedent.