Replying to Avatar The Fishcake (nostr.build)

So, due to the recent enactment of the UK’s Online Safety act, we maybe forced to not serve any content to the citizens of UK (accessing from UK) if our AI determines that the content is unsafe or unscannable. It may also impact AU in the near future if people of AU will allow their government to continue on the current course. Don’t blame the messenger, the fines are ridiculous and impossible to fight. Alternative is similarly ridiculous, scanning your face by some third party to verify your age.
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Kayne 5mo ago 💬 1

How about just don't comply?

Like isn't the whole selling point on nostr that it's censorship resistant?

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Silberengel 5mo ago

It is censorship-resistent through redundancy.

That means it becomes more resistent, the more nodes there are, and the more geographically and legally-distributed the nodes are. It does not mean that a node can't be attacked with lawfare.

Also, a media server is not a relay. Nostr is a protocol that covers relays. Blossom is the closest thing we have to a media server protocol, so help out by running a blossom server.