Since removing the fee is not possible out of security. To protect the network.
Why not have a fee based on percent ? Is that not possible?
If bitcoin is supposed to make microtransactions the fee cant eat up that transaction.
Unless its somehow possible to solve with open transactions software.
that's my point, the lower the transaction the higher as a percentage is the fee... hence why people need to move to ewallets... so wallet to wallet transfers are free as it doesn't have to wait till the next block, the miner isn't involved hence doesn't require a transaction fee.... in a perfect world an ewallet would have clients such as bitcoin exchanges, restaurants, coffeeshops, etc... and literally you could have fluid transactions that would not incur transfer fees.
If one of the ewallets caught critical mass this topic would be ALMOST moot, as you would still need miners to generate new bitcoins.. and in all actuality some people would still want the client on their desktop even though they have trouble reaching it from their phone..