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That's what Jack Dorsey realized too, which is why he's a Nostr guy these days.
by cykros 1y ago
That's what Jack Dorsey realized too, which is why he's a Nostr guy these days.
- throwaway290 1y agoNostr is just a protocol. on which you can just as easy build centralized platforms:)
- Spivak 1y agoIt seems like ATProto and Nostr have a similar architecture and similar centralization failure modes in the relay servers. The "you can run your own but in practice nobody does" problem.
- irusensei 1y agoAccording to https://nostr.watch https://nostr.watch there is a considerable number of operational relays. From what I understand from BlueSky is that personal PDS can host accounts and content but the network depends on big hubs like the main bluesky instance. It almost feels more like a convenient cost cutting strategy from the company behind BlueSky than actual decentralization. Correct me if I'm wrong. This sounds worse than Mastodon. As for Nostr is more of a one to many system where a user would sign a message and post it to a bunch of relays where it can be fetched all while said message itself contains hints where to find it.
- throwaway290 1y ago> According to https://nostr.watch https://nostr.watch there is a considerable number of operational relays. But on Nostr you can build a social app that uses only your relays and your relays can reject anything from everyone else
- konart 1y agoATProto is a protocol too. No need to use bluesky itself.