Nostr Web Client

When platforms start to fall, protocols will remain. you can’t arrest email, http, or nostr.

X, telegram, rumble, *can’t* have free speech in a world where governments can compel to censor by threat of imprisonment.

The world may realize they need nostr sooner than they thought.

Melvin Carvalho 1y ago 💬 5

That said, damus is probably our best relay and our best client. Loss of damus would leave a large gaping hole in nostr.

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xtogro 1y ago

i think damus or primal might be vulnerable as they combine both a client and relay, making it harder to “remove some liability,” echoing nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m's recent remarks about twitter.

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Melvin Carvalho 1y ago

Agreed. There is an old saying, "no matter how decentralized you make a system, centralization creeps in through the back door". We still have enough relays for data portability, and that's a killer feature.

Colby Serpa 1y ago

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jb55 1y ago

This is very misleading. Damus does not require the damus relay, primal requires their relay. I will eventually remove the damus relay once autopilot is sufficiently reliable

xtogro 1y ago

thanks for the clarification. just looking at things from a regulatory perspective (a client and relay server registered under a single entity)