unfortunately for you, the reason nostr works is relays nostr:note1lclqwfrrzgaejj7c8kjz85hw8h9uwxdyfk8z8wtgvzjjdg7qrukqs2dydg

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you get it!

just to reinforce, the weak point is getting inbound connections to work, but there is many ways to negotiate this

and if people have desktop computers that are always on or get a rpi or whatever their relay can be always on and available to them if it can receive posts from outside, it can receive queries from authorised inside

Additionally, relays add some privacy. They shield IP addresses. What is TOR after all then a system of using relays to shield IP addresses.

I love the idea of peer to peer networks, but there are advantages to relays as well beyond just connectivity.

yup, proxying, async post and fetch...

the only requirement for everyone running their own relays is having a way to route traffic into them

that is not a complex problem, i can rattle off a dozen ways that can be solved

What about initial discoverability?