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Okay. Well, then you have to trust Twitter or Keybase, centralized authorities. And your profiles there can be taken down also. And if you have a homepage, why
by sureglymop 3y ago
Okay. Well, then you have to trust Twitter or Keybase, centralized authorities. And your profiles there can be taken down also.
And if you have a homepage, why do you need Nostr at all? You can just sign content and publish it on your website then, no?
I'm starting to think that the main thing with Nostr is convenience. Should you run into an issue with any relay(s) you simply change to different relays without much work involved, i.e. without "your operations" having to pause. But that doesn't solve the discoverability issue with relays.
It's actually not much different than if you signed your tweets and then if you got banned just moved to facebook. Just more convenient.
- DANmode 3y agoI trust any public service like that only as far and as long as needed - as long as they're serving how to find and properly contact me unscathed, (meaning I haven't made it politically or financially uninteresting for them to serve it), what more is needed? Check archive.org or against the secondary page I have set up on MostPopularNetwork#2, if security-minded.