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Reason we did this was because of the quadratic nature of signature verification (which is the most CPU intensive thing we deal with before accepting transactions in consensus - the hints help but they don't help making the worst case). I agree this may be more burden than what it's worth.
It may make sense to reconsider this the next time we look into changing the fee structure: I think that there should still be an incentive to submit minimal transactions to the network.
We should add a note explaining that this exists in order to not unnecessarily increase the signature verification time before accepting transactions in consensus.
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We've gotten a few questions on why too many signatures (weight > threshold) will fail a transaction, mentioned in the Multi-Sig guide.
Nico gave context on this here:
stellar/stellar-protocol#120
We should add a note explaining that this exists in order to not unnecessarily increase the signature verification time before accepting transactions in consensus.
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