If blocks are full then the data storage is the same. Whether it's all op_return or not.
Block validation is consensus, not mempool policy.
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There is currently no size limit op_return your node won't consider a valid block.
Currently it is only enforced by not being passed in mempool. Anyone can go straight to a sympathetic miner and drop 100Mb op_returns into every block.
That means there is no such thing as a "full block"
Want proof? Go look at Loops timeline and see that one of the first things they did was push an op_return 4x the current "limit" then brag about it.
So you're saying we already have big blocks with no limit? Got any code files I can verify against?
Alternatively, drop a 100MB block here:
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So you're going to Knots?
I already run knots