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Big fan of Amethyst, but this isn't the right move imo. What happens if there are uptime issues with the service? Not to mention the centralisation as already mentioned. Greater emphasis should be placed on default relays that are segregated and known to be reliable. Even though I agree completely with the mission of relaying.io to put ownership in hands of individuals. Also, what infra is relaying.io running on? Would appear AWS... Oof
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Vitor Pamplona 2y ago

And you are ok with being ruled by 5-10 large relays? Your data is their property. They can do whatever they want with your stuff.

Huge no, no to me.

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Luxas 2y ago

It seems, imo, the current structure makes the most sense. Keep the current, reliable relays as defaults, but educate users on how to add their own relay as a failsafe.

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Brianna HD 2y ago

People have options to use different clients if they want to :) no one is forcing anyone