> I doubt it would represent a significant loss
It sounds like you don't think the loss will be significant but otherwise agree with my premise -- that miners are incentivized to signal for BIP110 *if* they judge that the loss of revenue due to a split outweighs the loss of revenue due to enforcing BIP110.
I think BIP110 runners probably represent less fee revenue than the 8% number might suggest on a surface level. But I'm not sure. Definitely thinking about writing a URSF proof of concept to "do my part" in the fight against BIP110. If I make one I might market the effort as an effort to "save miniscript" rather than an effort to "fork the bip110 people off," as I personally align with the BIP110 people in most ways and do not want them to fork off.
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Yes I agree with your premise.
I would also encourage the development of a URSF for that reason, if you (or anyone else) don't consider it a waste of your time and effort.
but you technically would "fork them off" to "save miniscript"?
and in what ways do you align and not align with bip 110?
If you have concerns about OP_IF why don’t you just hash it out with Dathon instead of doing the heavy lifting for the enemy? Seems like a pretty stupid thing to do. If they want to create more chaos in August and fork off eventually, at least give them the opportunity to work on it themselves.