Puzzles, dude. I think you’re missing the bigger point.

The freedom to choose, from a variety of valid choices, is the single thing that empowers true sovereignty for end users. Anything more (like enforcing best practice) requires market manipulation by centralized forces.

Nostr protocol simply provides a means for app developers to build in a more sovereignty respecting manner. The freedom to choose the “most sovereignty respecting app” MUST be in the hands of the user, if Nostr network is to remain “decentralized” and sovereignty respecting as a whole.

OFC Nostr protocol has a long way to grow to keep users informed of predatory apps and the choices they make … but that is a matter of user education and NIPs for transparency.

Shaming of app developers to get them “in line” is all fine and good … but there’s a fine line to cross before we hear calls for banning and such. That would just be a missed opportunity … when a focus on user education would go lots further than app shaming.