It's not just about unwanted/disliked transaction or ddosing the network, it's about sticking to agenda participants *agreed* to be part of. The idea is to stick to the main objective (cash transaction) of the Temple Boom Network rather than derailing with something unrelated which could cause serious problem or choas if unchecked. It's like in a meeting with participants who agreed to discuss new furniture acquisition for their organisation, but one or few participants decided to shift the discussion to food. Once in awhile they scream the word food few times, frequently or loudly, and then some consider that as noise and irrelevant, and decided to censor it as it's also distracting and can cause them to derail from the meeting's topic or slow it down. We however should allow emergency related or necessary comments like "I'm having sharp pains in my abdomen, need a doctor", or "please open the window to let in fresh air". This doesn't always happen very often, so it's tolerated By joining the Temple Boom network, you agreed to participate in cash transaction/processing, anything unrelated or outside of this is considered spam especially if it causes the network to have issues, slowdown, bloat the Temple Boom or makes others to abandon the cash transaction for the spam probably due to its more attractive monetary rewards.   So you could consider spam as noise since it's unwanted, unrelated, distracting.
It's not just about unwanted/disliked transaction or ddosing the network, it's about sticking to agenda participants *agreed* to be part of. The idea is to stick to the main objective (cash transaction) of the Temple Boom Network rather than derailing with something unrelated which could cause serious problem or choas if unchecked. It's like in a meeting with participants who agreed to discuss new furniture acquisition for their organisation, but one or few participants decided to shift the discussion to food. Once in awhile they scream the word food few times, frequently or loudly, and then some consider that as noise and irrelevant, and decided to censor it as it's also distracting and can cause them to derail from the meeting's topic or slow it down. We however should allow emergency related or necessary comments like "I'm having sharp pains in my abdomen, need a doctor", or "please open the window to let in fresh air". This doesn't always happen very often, so it's tolerated By joining the Temple Boom network, you agreed to participate in cash transaction/processing, anything unrelated or outside of this is considered spam especially if it causes the network to have issues, slowdown, bloat the Temple Boom or makes others to abandon the cash transaction for the spam probably due to its more attractive monetary rewards.   So you could consider spam as noise since it's unwanted, unrelated, distracting.

It's not just about unwanted/disliked transaction or ddosing the network, it's about sticking to agenda participants *agreed* to be part of. The idea is to stick to the main objective (cash transaction) of the Temple Boom Network rather than derailing with something unrelated which could cause serious problem or choas if unchecked. It's like in a meeting with participants who agreed to discuss new furniture acquisition for their organisation, but one or few participants decided to shift the discussion to food. Once in awhile they scream the word food few times, frequently or loudly, and then some consider that as noise and irrelevant, and decided to censor it as it's also distracting and can cause them to derail from the meeting's topic or slow it down. We however should allow emergency related or necessary comments like "I'm having sharp pains in my abdomen, need a doctor", or "please open the window to let in fresh air". This doesn't always happen very often, so it's tolerated By joining the Temple Boom network, you agreed to participate in cash transaction/processing, anything unrelated or outside of this is considered spam especially if it causes the network to have issues, slowdown, bloat the Temple Boom or makes others to abandon the cash transaction for the spam probably due to its more attractive monetary rewards.   So you could consider spam as noise since it's unwanted, unrelated, distracting.

It's not just about unwanted/disliked transaction or ddosing the network, it's about sticking to agenda participants *agreed* to be part of. The idea is to stick to the main objective (cash transaction) of the Temple Boom Network rather than derailing with something unrelated which could cause serious problem or choas if unchecked. It's like in a meeting with participants who agreed to discuss new furniture acquisition for their organisation, but one or few participants decided to shift the discussion to food. Once in awhile they scream the word food few times, frequently or loudly, and then some consider that as noise and irrelevant, and decided to censor it as it's also distracting and can cause them to derail from the meeting's topic or slow it down. We however should allow emergency related or necessary comments like "I'm having sharp pains in my abdomen, need a doctor", or "please open the window to let in fresh air". This doesn't always happen very often, so it's tolerated By joining the Temple Boom network, you agreed to participate in cash transaction/processing, anything unrelated or outside of this is considered spam especially if it causes the network to have issues, slowdown, bloat the Temple Boom or makes others to abandon the cash transaction for the spam probably due to its more attractive monetary rewards.   So you could consider spam as noise since it's unwanted, unrelated, distracting.