It makes sense, but I'm leery of trusting the USPTO because they have been saddled with (intentionally?) godawful incentives: they must pay for all their operations using patent fees. The more trolling they enable, the more money they get. Based on these incentives, I would expect the USPTO to oppose rule changes that effectively reduce trolling.
https://www.uspto.gov/about-us/performance-and-planning/budg...
> With full access to the fee collection estimate to offset total spending, the USPTO will use $32 million (net) from the combined operating reserves (ORs) in FY 2024, resulting in a net appropriation of $0.How do trolls pay anything to the USPTO? Usually the patents a troll tries to assert against others are purchased from others, often failed tech startups. (Note: People often forget that every “bad” patent was once someone’s startup dream. Edit: OK, maybe not every "bad" patent was once someone's startup dream.)