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The whole reason I was excited about Nostr was the censorship resistance but if the relays choose who gets to authenticate you’re back to square one (well, whic
by eduction 4y ago
The whole reason I was excited about Nostr was the censorship resistance but if the relays choose who gets to authenticate you’re back to square one (well, whichever square Mastodon is).
Also, it seems naive to think that a ban on blocklists in the spec will keep real free humans from doing exactly as they’ve done on email, Mastodon etc and share block lists.
- Ajedi32 4y agoI've only read a little about Nostr, but I think the difference is that with Nostr you own your own identity, so if a relay bans you you can just switch to a different relay and continue as you were with no significant disruption. You're probably right about shared blacklists eventually becoming a thing though.
- Cameri 4y agoThe AUTH Nostr Implementation Possibility is not mandatory. You can choose to use it or not, it's not all or nothing. Every single NIP except for NIP-01 is optional.
- aliqot 4y agoI wonder what the XMPP camp is up to these days
- MattJ100 4y agoI sense there was probably some irony in your post. Nevertheless, I'll bite :) The "XMPP camp" is doing well and very busy: https://xmpp.org/newsletter/ https://xmpp.org/newsletter/ We're lacking a nostr bridge if anyone wants to work on that...