Have you changed your personal policy to allow unlimited -datacarriersize? If so why, and if not, why not? 

sudonaka

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Scoresby

Thanks for your answer. 

> What warning signs are you watching for? 

I suppose we should assume that Core is compromised. I don't know what warning signs there would be, but I assume I probably wouldn't notice them (Any obvious attack seems like it would fail). So the safest route is to assume that they aren't on my side. 

> What kind of behavior or attacks are possible via the core dev team personnel?

They could try to sneak something into the code unnoticed. But this seems unlikely; there are a lot of people watching the repository. 

They could try to argue for consensus changes that are unsafe. Maybe try to push through a scripting change that is not fully understood and allows some sort of damaging functionality. 

Whatever the case, my response is that I'm not running the latest version until I agree with the arguments/reasons behind it. 

In the case of changing the datacarriersize defaults, I agree with the arguments. 