>This is not censorship resistant I think the good thing about Nostr is that all the network / account / content seems to be stored in the data, not on the ser

>This is not censorship resistant I think the good thing about Nostr is that all the network / account / content seems to be stored in the data, not on the servers, so if the relays become a problem at some point it would be trivial to add new channels to distribute the data. >Secondly, this just does not scale, at all I think it does very nicely, in the sense that because the network IS in the data you could have different relays only distributing some of the data for some of the users and by connecting to different relays you could still rebuild the complete conversations in your client. This also solves one of the annoying things of modern internet: when a video or an article gets taken down all of the websites that reference it get a broken link that is very difficult to recover. This is one of the reasons many accounts respond to screenshots of tweets rather that no tweets. With something like Nostr should be easier to recreate all the references in a post as long as at least 1 person has archived them.