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That describes most centralized services on the web today. Nostr and other decentralized protocols aren’t aiming to recreate the Twitter and Amazon model.
by mattdesl 4y ago
That describes most centralized services on the web today. Nostr and other decentralized protocols aren’t aiming to recreate the Twitter and Amazon model.
- leesalminen 4y agoThere already exist nostr user verification service providers that charge a fee for a purple checkmark, similarly to Twitter Blue.
- mattdesl 4y agoThese services exist outside of the protocol and depend on a few centralized and trusted authorities. Another solution that is arguably more resistant to capture and censorship would be to use a blockchain to manage user name aliases - like Farcaster is doing with fnames.[1] [1] https://github.com/farcasterxyz/protocol#22-farcaster-names https://github.com/farcasterxyz/protocol#22-farcaster-names