Even without that, I find that everyone is "anti-censorship" right up until they find something they REALLY, REALLY hate, and then they want to make an exception "just this once," and at that point there's no "anti-censorship" moral high ground to stand on.
I'm willing to bet the average bitcoinfag here is a lot more okay with censorship than they're willing to admit, even to themselves.
everyone loves some censorship, they just want it 'their' way, nostr allows us each to choose censorship our own way
Well, the relay operators get to choose it.
and we have many relays, and more will come and p2p will come, anyone can run a relay
generally now tho only clients each censor
How exactly do we stop the Chinese boy spammers ?
well i dont see them on iris which uses webs of trust, but there is many ways we can filter, like a char filter, shared blocking, shared follows etc
nostr has not even really begun to implement moderation possibilities
Needs something quick lol . Damus users feel the pain.
iris.to
Love it and am self-hosting it iris.poster.place
lol dont drop your key in rando sites people
But that's exactly what users are asked to do when they go to https://iris.to
iris.to is not a rando site, but you should use alby or nos2x, https://github.com/irislib/faq
> iris.to is not a rando site
It is to me...And it is to anyone else who's new and overwhelmed by the many (mostly half-baked, Iris seems to be the best so far) clients available to them, each of which wants their private key.
Thanks for the pointers on extensions, I'll check them out.
well you should start out with a temporary key and maybe not plan on it being more long term until you understand key security a bit and then maybe get a new key
#[8] is quite a nice guy so i generally would trust things he does but he has admitted to security issues with iris
people should be aware nostr content is likely forever as most stuff on the net is, learn to use nyms and other keys pls, dont make yourself a martyr
Literally any nostr app
