Point of view varies according to:
1) Miners like to get more profits. If mining one block is worth 8,879 BTC
[1], since there are 2,629 BTC extra coins due to transaction fees, why not make a profit? In the past, the average profit was about 0.5 Bitcoin in transaction fees.
2) Users do not like high fees so they object to the Ordinals-inspired protocol as it forces them to pay higher fees.
3) Developers don't like Ordinals because there is limited space for each block and this space must be used well. Ordinals add additional data without any real benefit?
So who supports the Ordinals?
- Some miners may support Ordinals to force paying 10-40 sat/vB fees instead of 1-4 sat/vB.
- It may be governments or parties that don't like Bitcoin to slow down adoption.
- Some investors may have to force the price down.
This happened previously in 2017 when thousands of spam transactions were made to make the Bitcoin network look bad.
[1]
https://mempool.space/