sudocarlos on Nostr: I feel like this article only makes the case for providing devs better guarantees of ...

I feel like this article only makes the case for providing devs better guarantees of doing stuff that node runners dont agree with.
And while i can see how this provides incentives for good behavior, i dont see why devs wouldnt keep creating unspendable utxos.
I had seen some math showing that multiple opreturns might be cheaper up to a certain amount, but what happens above that?
Have any concerns come up about unknown unknowns? How is a node's processing efficiency impacted by larger opreturns and is there a greater chance for malicious payloads considering other software that node runners might be running like electrum and mempool?