That's true. Walled gardens tend to be high-signal.

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10% of them, and the other 90% are dejavu

Well, each group gets the garden they deserve.

My Slack group and Simplex chat are deafeningly high signal.

that is because you are administrator and you have discrimination

Which is the whole point, a gradient of controls for both the users and relay operators. Users decide how wide open their feed is from external users and they also subscribe to relay operators that align with their curation ideals.

the point of nostr focusing on delivery and not filtering is that people can put filters in the client, in the relay, wherever they want

curation then becomes an opinion and a feed itself, instead of a gate thorugh which nobody can breach

100000%

you design your feed, fully voluntary

keeping the layers of a stack simple is something that takes experience

> that is because you are administrator and you have discrimination

Meant that is the who point of the silos. I'm arguing that we don't actually need to fight censorship anymore unless you are actually talking about nostr at the protocol level.

Sitting on top of the protocol level is that curation. Of course it is voluntary, but interesting things will happen there, observable and broadcastable by anyone else.

the main difference is that nobody can control the trafic on nostr, it's just a protocol, it's not a corporate intranet

Feel like I spend too much time on here discussing whether girls are stupid and should have rocks thrown at them, with men who couldn't reason their way out of a box.

Trivial midwittery abundant.

Distraction. Noise.

Precisely. Curate what you want to see, delegate mass curation to who controls your relays. If you want to see everything, personal and free relays are where its at and you'll broadcast whatever you want there as well.