Traditional conversion

In honor of Rabbi Shalom
I read the rabbi’s column on traditional conversion by Rabbi Melamed and I must say that on Shabbat I studied Responsa Yabia Umar, Part 11, Section 29, Letter 13, where Rabbi Ovadia explicitly brings a side to traditional conversion, as the rabbi says in the column, who accepts that it is forbidden and that it is permitted, despite his lack of strength to perform mitzvot, and does not reject the idea, except towards the end of the article, and the late writer, and we must dwell on this further. It is interesting that Rabbi Y. Yosef did not remember his father’s reply (this part of the reply is found on page
Forgot and maybe that’s why he forgot?)