Part 9/14:
Gloria discusses how transactions propagate in the network, touching on compact blocks and fee-based incentives for miners. She mentions that not every transaction is guaranteed to reach every node—due to bandwidth limitations, network congestion, or malfeasance. She also notes that "out-of-band" transactions—those sent directly in blocks or through alternate channels—cannot be effectively banned or stopped, as the network inherently relies on open dissemination.
She dismisses the idea of "censoring inscriptions"—a reference to NFT-like data added to transactions—by emphasizing that anyone operates their node autonomously, choosing what to relay and accept.