The ridiculous and childish monster invasion analogy is portraying spam as if it was some sort of unstoppable force of nature and nothing we can do can prevent spam. Well, that's effectively true when you have core head ded shitcoiner Zhao going around promoting spam as "new use cases we have today". And people like OP claiming a filter doesn't work because it's slowing down the block propagation speed of a block that is full of spam. Completely ommitting that this is precisely the point of the filters: causing trouble to miners who add spam to their blocks. The world wide demand for cheap forever data storage is infinite. There is no end to it. It's up to us to fight back and use adequate filters. Just don't count on core to do anything about spam. They have been doing nothing about it, and even going as far as blowing up an existing filter. All to push for their " new use cases we have today" This is pure bullshit and you know it. The very purpose of filters is to slow down the block propagation speed for the miner who puts spam in his block. So the filters are a form of speed bump that comes up only for the spam miners. You are correct in saying that filters are slowing down block propagation. But that's only a problem for a miner who puts spam in his block. And you know this very well. You conveniently omit to tell the whole truth.
The ridiculous and childish monster invasion analogy is portraying spam as if it was some sort of unstoppable force of nature and nothing we can do can prevent spam. Well, that's effectively true when you have core head ded shitcoiner Zhao going around promoting spam as "new use cases we have today". And people like OP claiming a filter doesn't work because it's slowing down the block propagation speed of a block that is full of spam. Completely ommitting that this is precisely the point of the filters: causing trouble to miners who add spam to their blocks. The world wide demand for cheap forever data storage is infinite. There is no end to it. It's up to us to fight back and use adequate filters. Just don't count on core to do anything about spam. They have been doing nothing about it, and even going as far as blowing up an existing filter. All to push for their " new use cases we have today" This is pure bullshit and you know it. The very purpose of filters is to slow down the block propagation speed for the miner who puts spam in his block. So the filters are a form of speed bump that comes up only for the spam miners. You are correct in saying that filters are slowing down block propagation. But that's only a problem for a miner who puts spam in his block. And you know this very well. You conveniently omit to tell the whole truth.

The ridiculous and childish monster invasion analogy is portraying spam as if it was some sort of unstoppable force of nature and nothing we can do can prevent spam. Well, that's effectively true when you have core head ded shitcoiner Zhao going around promoting spam as "new use cases we have today". And people like OP claiming a filter doesn't work because it's slowing down the block propagation speed of a block that is full of spam. Completely ommitting that this is precisely the point of the filters: causing trouble to miners who add spam to their blocks. The world wide demand for cheap forever data storage is infinite. There is no end to it. It's up to us to fight back and use adequate filters. Just don't count on core to do anything about spam. They have been doing nothing about it, and even going as far as blowing up an existing filter. All to push for their " new use cases we have today" This is pure bullshit and you know it. The very purpose of filters is to slow down the block propagation speed for the miner who puts spam in his block. So the filters are a form of speed bump that comes up only for the spam miners. You are correct in saying that filters are slowing down block propagation. But that's only a problem for a miner who puts spam in his block. And you know this very well. You conveniently omit to tell the whole truth.

The ridiculous and childish monster invasion analogy is portraying spam as if it was some sort of unstoppable force of nature and nothing we can do can prevent spam. Well, that's effectively true when you have core head ded shitcoiner Zhao going around promoting spam as "new use cases we have today". And people like OP claiming a filter doesn't work because it's slowing down the block propagation speed of a block that is full of spam. Completely ommitting that this is precisely the point of the filters: causing trouble to miners who add spam to their blocks. The world wide demand for cheap forever data storage is infinite. There is no end to it. It's up to us to fight back and use adequate filters. Just don't count on core to do anything about spam. They have been doing nothing about it, and even going as far as blowing up an existing filter. All to push for their " new use cases we have today" This is pure bullshit and you know it. The very purpose of filters is to slow down the block propagation speed for the miner who puts spam in his block. So the filters are a form of speed bump that comes up only for the spam miners. You are correct in saying that filters are slowing down block propagation. But that's only a problem for a miner who puts spam in his block. And you know this very well. You conveniently omit to tell the whole truth.