They would never choose to without a court order. There is effectively 0 risk of deletion before that.
If we get to court orders - at that point, there would be lots of people using BSV, and people will fork to preserve the data if they see ideas being deleted nefariously.
You are wrong
no court order needed to prune blob data
Court orders are to move coins
blob data can be pruned on a whim by miners anytime they choose
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
1aUt6NCxtVcFg9aZRqKboQX7XVY4HjRpF UnverifiedNot every node is going to accept data being pruned, sorry chap. You're talking "bollox". A single person can store all the data themselves.
For all you know, I'm storing it right now.
you spoke in absolute
"can never be deleted"
this is FALSE
that is my point, nothing else
my point is valid
It can't, because of human nature. You just keep making the claim that every miner would go along with nefarious data deletion. I don't believe that to be true, and you can't prove it to be true.
Your point is only valid in a vacuum where every miner says "Yep let's delete all this data arbitrarily or because the state is telling us to"
Which is not what would ever happen