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Lyn Alden on BIP 110: the marketing doesn't match the product. "It mostly just kind of rearranges where non-monetary data can go." She sympathizes with wanting to reduce spam, but says decades of research show spam is nearly impossible to define - let alone stop. The fork [Spoken audio]: Think I put it somewhere in the middle. You know, I've been monitoring this for a while like I monitor all You know kind of fork proposals or at least anyone that has some degree of traction and I kind of made a decision just months ago that I Wasn't really getting engaged on it just because there's women just countless forks out there that are you know pretty young Or don't have a lot of consensus And there's a lot of things competing for attention And so I kind of just didn't comment had opinions and occasionally we'd have like an LP at our fund reach out and ask or you know people would ask my thoughts or something I would give it to them but I wouldn't really make an article about it but I was asked about it on a podcast and gave you know it was kind of the tail end of a podcast gave my my reply which is you know I sympathize and I you know I think that I'm certainly in the camp that Bitcoin is money and you know anything that that detracts from it is money or complicates, introduces a tax surface. I mean, I'm not really in favor of any of that. But when you have a set of things that already exist, already is consensus. And there's a pretty established complexity of how to mitigate spam in any system. I mean, that goes back decades of research. And that, you know, because spam can disguise itself and it's even hard to define at times. And just kind of reviewing everything that exists about that software proposal. If mostly just kind of rearranges where non-monetary data can go, some people have very strong opinions on precisely where in the blockchain, like more appropriate types of places to put it, even debates about whether or not this is even about spam. Because some proponents will say we have to cut down spam, and other people will say, well, read the BIP. It's actually admitting how limited it is at stopping spam. So my view is that kind of the most powerful attribute of Bitcoin is that it's very hard to change.
