I believe we have difficulties to meet because you look at it 100% from a "technical lense" only (also are you italian? cause we can switch language in that case lol). This change takes away friction both intellectually (removing friction equal to saying "ok I welcome you rather than tolerate you") and technically (it makes it easier to do; yes it was already possible to do it before, but it makes it easier). And the new technical way exposese to greater legal risk. If you don't take into account anything that is not technical we cannot have a proper discussion At the end I think we agree actually lol. I don't think this is a real threat, the message I'd like to be passed is that it should not be ignored and it is correct making a fuss over it. Not for the change itlsef, you know why? Because ultimately I see a massive disproportion in the "problem" this change claims to fix (very hypotetical and never enough agreed on by enough ppl from day1) and the force with which this change has been pushed by some core devs. Something does not add up here, and if this is the way in which changes are made, it is correct to make a fuss over the modality in whihc changes are made (the HOW is more important than the WHAT imo).

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I'd rather use english so that other people can follow and chime in if they want ๐Ÿ˜‰ You know you are the king of caveats, don't you? ๐Ÿ˜ You can't not take into account the technical aspect, because bitcoin is first and foremost technology. It would be like discussing about a painter without commenting on his paint strokes. See I'm not even contesting that there is "too much" ado about OP_RETURN, as probably there is never too much ado when it's about putting garbage in the blockchain. I am complaining there wasn't more rioting in the streets when people knew what taproot was going to bring on the table.
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