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69 sats \ 0 replies \ @BitcoinErrorLog 29 Aug \ parent \ on: Day 2: Lightswap – Are we over-designing? Maybe. But look at this builders
The problem with these examples is that they truncate as a matter of convenience, but you can't really do that, so you should just delete the fake decimal: BIP 177
Yes, Bitkit allows this view, with no useless leading zeroes or fake decimal places.
I don't remember for all items, but any of the items that have full-coverage patterns on them are synthetic, cotton-like fabric (not shiny or slippery)... aside from the bathings suits which of course are some sort of typical synthetic.
The other t-shirts with isolated graphics are cotton usually, because I like the "Comfort Colors" weight and cut.
The BIP itself says what it is an attempt to do, if you are interested: https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0177.mediawiki
If you want Bitcoin to work differently you need to provide a design solution that prevents this behavior. Filters and OP_RETURN limits do not prevent this use case.
Ironically, the main purpose of the BIP is to correct this misconception. Base units are not divisible and millisats do not actually exist (look it up)