This ‘BIP’, as they call it-an abbreviation, it seems, for a lengthier and no doubt tedious document-authored by one Dathon Ohm (a name which, one cannot help but note, evokes a sense of… Ohm-inousness) proposes a temporary curtailment of the data which may be affixed to each transaction. It is a limitation born of the recent loosening of constraints, a loosening which, it appears, has opened the floodgates to…well, one shudders to think. The document, found at a place called this online repository, speaks of “Reduced Data Temporary Soft fork,” a phrase as unwieldy as a peasant’s cart laden with turnips.