And to be fair, you shell also run your scripts to check Bitcoin Core not just Knots IMHO. I am pro choice. I would even return back to Bitcoin Core, but from all the discussions I am still not convinced yet. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Also I believe that many new people just pick Bitcoin Core when running self-hosted node. They don't know what they don't know. That is what I would do too.

And it also it took me some time before I find some time to switch from Core to Knots. People are busy working...

So it turned out that I am most likely just running older version of Bitcoin Core v28.0.0 via some Libre Relay. That's how confusing all this is for a regular person. Need to find out time to switch again to actual Bitcoin Knots (https://github.com/bitcoinknots/bitcoin/releases) or stay at v28 for now. So even people that don't agree with the newest changes may run Bitcoin Core, just don't update and stay on an older version. But if I want to make some unsignificant change in your calculations and explicitly let Bitcoin Core know I don't agree with the changes I have to change so that is what I will do, if % numbers are important for future decisions. I am for decentralization, and only one implementation (Bitcoin Core) has monopoly IMHO.