Why not have somebody who knows what they're doing post on your behalf?

I'd be happy to take a Markdown file of what you were trying to write, and then post it as a long-form read, then linking to you. I did that one time for a new user, and she was pretty impressed with what I was able to do (just some re-formatting was what I did in Obsidian).

I can discuss this further in DM's, and maybe how I'd want it sent (so both of us can protect the metadata that could leak).

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Can one of the real cypherpunk builders on Nostr answer this for me?

Bonus points if you can ship faster than you can rant on protocol threads.

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Appreciate the offer, but that kinda defeats the purpose of Nostr.

If you post it, it’s signed with your key, not mine — meaning it’s not actually my post on the protocol.

The whole point is to be able to publish under my own identity without intermediaries.

If I can’t do that, it’s not a “me” problem… it’s a fundamental UX and reliability problem the ecosystem needs to fix.

I can see the concerns you have with that.

To compromise, I'd be happy to send over an Obsidian vault pre-made with Nostr Reader and maybe a couple other things installed as community plugins. All you'd need is Obsidian installed (the latest version will do), and I can send the vault over using something like Wormhole.