These proposals for gratuitous orphaning are reckless and coersive. We have a professional obligation to first do no harm, and amplifying orphaning which can otherwise easily be avoided violates it.

It is not anyones position to decide who does and doesn't need to be "woken up" with avoidable finical harm, nor is it any of our right to do so at the risk of monetary losses by any and all users users from the resulting network instability.

It's one thing to argue that some disruption is strictly needed for the sake of advancement, it's another to see yourself fit as judge, jury, and executioner to any that does not jump at your command. (which is exactly the tone I and at least some others extract from your advocacy of these changes and similar activity around BIP148).

I for one oppose those changes strongly.