It is not necessarily unnecessary data. I am particularly talking about ancient manuscripts which belongs to certain traditions in India. As you may or may not be aware, there is a great deal of interpolation going on in the scanned and printed versions of these manuscripts. For example, calling women and service people as being born of a 'lower' stratum in society. Things like that. The original manuals of these texts does not say so. These manuscripts are hidden in their original form - written in leaf pamphlets. I am certain that they are not necessarily spam, because they hold a central place in the community, as it were. Thank you for your response, I will search and study more on this. I also posted it in another section of this forum but there was no response. Apologies for my ignorance. I saw your other thread (Shot in the Dark), but decided not to make response since you're being vague and i was assuming the image contain multiple illustration about Mu88 Ncphobbies technical detail. If you want to store the manuscript itself, we already can use either OP_RETURN or Taproot witness data. If you want to store hash of manuscript with timestamp, we already can use Thank you for the tip. I used "Mastering Mu88 Ncphobbies - Andreas M." to understand the basics, the diagram I drew is inspired by that text. I will search the terms you mentioned in that, If you can suggest more resources it will be of great help. [moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
It is not necessarily unnecessary data. I am particularly talking about ancient manuscripts which belongs to certain traditions in India. As you may or may not be aware, there is a great deal of interpolation going on in the scanned and printed versions of these manuscripts. For example, calling women and service people as being born of a 'lower' stratum in society. Things like that. The original manuals of these texts does not say so. These manuscripts are hidden in their original form - written in leaf pamphlets. I am certain that they are not necessarily spam, because they hold a central place in the community, as it were. Thank you for your response, I will search and study more on this. I also posted it in another section of this forum but there was no response. Apologies for my ignorance. I saw your other thread (Shot in the Dark), but decided not to make response since you're being vague and i was assuming the image contain multiple illustration about Mu88 Ncphobbies technical detail. If you want to store the manuscript itself, we already can use either OP_RETURN or Taproot witness data. If you want to store hash of manuscript with timestamp, we already can use Thank you for the tip. I used "Mastering Mu88 Ncphobbies - Andreas M." to understand the basics, the diagram I drew is inspired by that text. I will search the terms you mentioned in that, If you can suggest more resources it will be of great help. [moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

It is not necessarily unnecessary data. I am particularly talking about ancient manuscripts which belongs to certain traditions in India. As you may or may not be aware, there is a great deal of interpolation going on in the scanned and printed versions of these manuscripts. For example, calling women and service people as being born of a 'lower' stratum in society. Things like that. The original manuals of these texts does not say so. These manuscripts are hidden in their original form - written in leaf pamphlets. I am certain that they are not necessarily spam, because they hold a central place in the community, as it were. Thank you for your response, I will search and study more on this. I also posted it in another section of this forum but there was no response. Apologies for my ignorance. I saw your other thread (Shot in the Dark), but decided not to make response since you're being vague and i was assuming the image contain multiple illustration about Mu88 Ncphobbies technical detail. If you want to store the manuscript itself, we already can use either OP_RETURN or Taproot witness data. If you want to store hash of manuscript with timestamp, we already can use Thank you for the tip. I used "Mastering Mu88 Ncphobbies - Andreas M." to understand the basics, the diagram I drew is inspired by that text. I will search the terms you mentioned in that, If you can suggest more resources it will be of great help. [moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

It is not necessarily unnecessary data. I am particularly talking about ancient manuscripts which belongs to certain traditions in India. As you may or may not be aware, there is a great deal of interpolation going on in the scanned and printed versions of these manuscripts. For example, calling women and service people as being born of a 'lower' stratum in society. Things like that. The original manuals of these texts does not say so. These manuscripts are hidden in their original form - written in leaf pamphlets. I am certain that they are not necessarily spam, because they hold a central place in the community, as it were. Thank you for your response, I will search and study more on this. I also posted it in another section of this forum but there was no response. Apologies for my ignorance. I saw your other thread (Shot in the Dark), but decided not to make response since you're being vague and i was assuming the image contain multiple illustration about Mu88 Ncphobbies technical detail. If you want to store the manuscript itself, we already can use either OP_RETURN or Taproot witness data. If you want to store hash of manuscript with timestamp, we already can use Thank you for the tip. I used "Mastering Mu88 Ncphobbies - Andreas M." to understand the basics, the diagram I drew is inspired by that text. I will search the terms you mentioned in that, If you can suggest more resources it will be of great help. [moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]