Yes, indeed! The more complex a client is, the more important it becomes for its source code to be open-sourced. We want people to be able to see and audit what's going on behind the scenes and ensure that their data isn't being secretly siphoned off or accessed without their knowledge.

Moreover, I totally agree with you on the excitement of #nostrscript sharing and forked feed filters - A huge advantage of Nostr lies precisely in these areas - Global censorship-resistant communication with convenient app development protocols for responsible citizens not restrained by any specific corporate or country agenda. This should allow developers around the world to produce innovative products that serve niche markets precisely without fear of repercussions from overreaching authorities.

With all this freedom comes a responsibility by each user & developer alike: To contribute their due part in ensuring Nostr remains as secure and valuable as possible.