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I say we let the free market decide. If storage becomes expensive, and/or the users see nodes becoming too centralized, then they can choose off chain solutions. No need to centrally plan it.
you see how is now going both sides miners/core devs have no plan/road map how go with that.
for me it should be today we go for like 1.5MB-2MB block-size but we agree for segwit to migrate small translations to 2nd layer where you don' care about security that much.
Then bitcoin can go to next lvl.
If you want let market decide then you need to create forks and see where is that going better over years.
But with forks you divide community and userbase.
THat is why that whole moves have to be planed.
I don't want rob miners from fees but they have to be aware of that they won't get all cake.
People will just move to ETH then DASH then X Y Z coin on the timeline.
And end game will be crypto with no bock-chain and no miners... just nodes payed for that they are exits.