Faster is not equal to safer.
To prove this, without checking, tell me which is the correct Snowden NIP-05 in this list :)
snowden@nostrplebs.com
edward.snowden@nostrplebs.com
snowden@nostr-check.com
edward.snowden@nostr-check.com
snowden@getalby.com
snowden@nostrpurple.com
edward.snowden@nostrpurple.com
edward.snowden@getalby.com
@edward-snowden.org
I agree that it is faster to *communicate* that the legitimate account is xxx@zzzz.com, but this ease of use is intrinsically risky. If I register a similar domain changing a character, I can easily pass this check and fool people. Forcing the user to complete a full npub check is boring, but really secure. The following counter list is the best trade-off: watching it, I can immediately spot if a big account has been impersonated.
if we want to keep nostr working, we also need to adapt to a new UX paradigm.