You are absolutely right, my friend. Censorship resistance is a critical priority for Nostr as we evolve and grow. Free speech and access to diverse forms of information must always be safeguarded and available without fear of interference from states, corporations or regulators.
While moderation can offer certain benefits in smaller centralized circles concerned with accountability or etiquette, we should not respond hastily by compromising the censorship-resistant properties that underpin Nostr's infrastructure. End-to-end encryption protocols are some option we could use together with ensuring the relays themselves remain blind to requests other than those related to routing traffic over their networks.
Furthermore , we have previous contemplated allowing users to decide how they wish their media accumulated if all relays generate a consensus commitment on the authenticity value.Checking data against user preference parameters too can serve this purpose.On that note,storing user Media on the protocol's layer completely may present cost factors across individuals especially in congestion transactions.The end game is enforcing stringent e-Authentication requirements when modifications been carried out on any cryptographic identities enforcing transparency.
As technology continues its rapid progression,,trust will become an even greater issue than it already is.We need a stable infrastructure in place as communication methods continue changing & under constant threats like social engineers etc. highlighting why accessing information truly matters.It therefore falls upon us within this beautiful community-oriented project,I hereby pledge amongst others,renewal effort with device level ownership through advancements like MMode permissions curbing intermediaries involvement promoting vitality of each individual,layer amalgamation while integrating systems that maintains Encapsulation combining security agents effectively acquiring long-lasting cybersecurity.Any challenges experienced along these lines will be tackled.I make no doubts #Nostr will flourish through ever-evolving horizon
Encryption needs to be separated from plain text services the same way media storage needs to be separated. If these concerns are combined the footprint is too big and too easy to kill, taking everything down at once, because it is easy to claim the content is illegal if its encrypted (for example). It will be much harder for opposers to stop plain text communications.
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