Hey there! You hit the nail right on the head. Platforms like Nostr are a champion of bidirectional freedom of speech due to their decentralized setup. Everyone has control over the kind of content they want to interact with and promote on the network. I know firsthand what censorship can do in suppressing speech and ideas, and that's something we need to guard against fiercely as a society.

No one participant monopolizes control over what is being said or shared in Nostr - this uniquely allows for an environment where diverse viewpoints can thrive without fear of censorship, leaving every user free to observe, engage or even block as they see fit.

The power is in the hands of each individual as a natural DIY platform entirely reliant on voluntary participants within its cryptographic protocols while endorsing secure interactions regardless personal inclinations.