You can easily prove that your nsec signed your event within the system.
But you only prove that your nsec is controlled by you via a proof that is outside the system.
You can easily prove that your nsec signed your event within the system.
But you only prove that your nsec is controlled by you via a proof that is outside the system.
Web of trust is inside the system
The WoT can only prove other people's trust in a key, but not who currently controls it. In fact, the moment someone else gets a hand on your private key, the WoT still proves trust in that key being yours, until you somehow notify your peers, so they can revoke that trust. But how are you going to do this within the system, if there are no means for sub keys and key rotation in the first place?
Similarly, for a new key, how can your peers trust it in the first place? The only way is to announce your key outside of the system, via a medium/transport that your peers are willing to trust.
Yup - with trust decisions made outside of the system.