That doesn’t even make sense. You assume they won’t stop at op return and then say I’m overplaying my hand? I don’t ā€˜get in bed’ with people, I make decisions based on ideas, not personalities. I want Bitcoin to be money, not a csam spam dump you call freedom. And if you’re so against filtering, better stop filtering your email too, that’s censorship, right?

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I want bitcoin to be money too so I’m building a company that actually gets people to use it as such rather than virtue signaling a node policy that 1) doesn’t do shit to help bitcoin be used as money, and 2) incentivizes out of band transactions that hurt decentralization

What's the company so that others know you and your team support Core?

We support all consensus valid relayers including both Knots and Core over at nostr:nprofile1qqsfmys8030rttmk77cumprnsqqt0whmg0fqkz3xcx8798ag8rf8z3spzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgqgjwaehxw309ac82unsd3jhqct89ejhxxcct27 !

Thanks for the attention, we intend to increase Bitcoin’s usage as money through good UX that’s completely free from virtue signaling šŸ’œ

Btw regarding your email position: SMTP relayers like Postfix/Sendmail don’t filter content. Filtering is an application-layer choice, not part of the protocol.

Hypothetically, wouldnt it really suck if bots spammed you all day on nostr with junk so you could almost never see anything legitimate on your feed? Maybe you could try to block them? But nostr is a protocol right? You wouldn't do that for censorship reasons

There’s an interesting piece of this debate that hasn’t really been addressed. Bitcoin Core/Knots are simultaneously clients and protocol relayers. At the protocol level there should be no filtering IMO, client level different story but that should be up to each individual. More implementations the better, I don’t think the Knots one is productive… but like run whatever you want man.