The jungle spirit would like you for saying this. But i'd say its both

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To answer your final question of how to figure it all out, I think the answer is to still give relays precedence over all. If you want to ā€œfollowā€ someone, you need to subscribe to their ā€œhomeā€ server (whether that is their home server or the club that they treat as their home base (ā€œhe’s a regularā€)).

The trick is to simply base it all on real life analogy. Notes are posters/flyers. The relay servers are like clubs/bars/telephone poles.

Notes *need* a sense of locality. It’s what makes it understandable for the average person. When the normie understands a system, they buy into and invest in the system. It can become ā€œtheirsā€.

At the very least, I’m happy to be the devil’s advocate here and push the ā€œprofileā€ camp to have better arguments.

Maybe you should be able to subscribe to a profile specifically. But what you’re really doing at that point is good old fashioned legwork. You’re going place to place asking ā€œhave you seen this person recently?ā€

The UX should reflect this action. Again, it makes it understandable which is key to get user buy-in