That’s not the point. The reason many of us want to restrict arbitrary data on Bitcoin is because we don’t want the chain turning into a platform for spam projects like Citrea or other shitcoins. Selling Bitcoin to normies is already hard enough. Making the blockchain look like a playground for tokens, NFTs, and speculative projects only makes adoption harder. And on top of that, we don’t want permanently 4Mb full blocks.

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But you don’t have a method for doing this. All you have is a sham promise of achieving this noble goal. I find the goal noble and I want it to be possible. But it’s unwise and catastrophizing the results of the ecosystem rejecting bip10 is equally foolish.