I think it is not a problem, when some users dislike content. In nostr every user is a moderator.
So when you like something, follow it.
When you dislike something that keeps showing up, mute it.
But the point is that access to the fedi or Bluesky does in no way deminish the power of nostr. It rather lavarages it. Makes it more useful for more people.
Yeah, but your argument implies we care about adding to our network nodes that disagree with the fundamental principles of nostr. Bluesky bans people for very minimal things. They also don't want our content there. Any time/work spent to integrate those protocols is better spent on pure nostr dev. Now, if you're talking about RSS consummation, that is a match made in heaven.
It doesn't leverage anything. mostr.pub integrates already, it changes nothing for nostr. The great thing about a truly free protocol like nostr is that anyone can build anything, nobody needs permission, and nobody even needs to care. That makes nostr more powerful, but specific implementations of integrations do not.
