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"content": "And I'm not criticising it, my node also does that. What I'm doing is pointing out the contradiction of calling inscription filtering \"censorship\", but not 0-fee tx filtering. Both are done in exactly the same way, and neither are an act of censorship.\n\nBoth inscribers and 0-fee transactors can tweak their node configs and mine themselves, or strike their deals with miners. An Ordisrespector node doesn't get in the way of any of that.",
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