Yes but they are not low and it will not be forgotten that the development team did nothing to reign in the
miners because they are miners themselves.
My guess is that a lot of people left after being held to ransom and they won't be coming back
again and are using coins that are not or rising faster then then BTC but the fees are like $0.11
per transaction.
Those coins that you're talking about are cheap to send but they are also cheap to buy. If you have a crypto coin that costs 0.1 USD per transaction but the coin costs $100 it's nothing special. What if the value rises tenfold. Will the fees remain at 0.1 USD? What if the coin gains a million users. Will that change the transaction cost?
a 100 USD coin that costs 0.1 USD to send is just as expensive as a 1000 USD coin that costs 1 USD to send.
Bitcoin is a 10000 USD coin that costs 1-2 USD to send.
We are not spammers and you just feel the need to be protected from the truth, censorship in other words and you have been getting
lots of that anyway with members that don't run with the propaganda being banned all the time here.
Nobody is getting banned on this forum for opinions. You get banned for spamming, copying and similar activities.