Nostr Web Client

1) Private = generally nothing is publicly readable

2) Having your own relay + server should be incentivized but not required

3) It needs to be able to be a private group, not just a private chat, where every content type can have their own criteria for how long they can be accessed and who can publish them.

4) Leaking any key (except for maybe the groups key pair) should not be a significant problem

5) Ideally, if I share the group ID, you can only see anything about the group if that group lets you. (but I'm fine if that's a feature for the run-your-own-server crowd)

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I can see a way of doing all of this with MLS, but it introduces so much complexity :hot:

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 9mo ago

yeah, that's why i say the old IRC model is the best, because you can set very fine grained policy on retention and access control and even things like users being able to block sending events to users they don't want to see it specifically, or whitelist where you make a set difference of their whitelist versus their blocklist and the chanserv will only deliver events according to the author's preferences

i have been thinking about these subjects for a long time since i started using IRC in 2003

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Niel Liesmons 9mo ago

So you're saying:

It's a protocol with a chanserv of working?