Publicly viewed Zaps are creating a honeypot of data and a popularity contest to stroke egos.

Companies will take advantage of this Governments will take advantage of this

Thieves will take advantage of this

What’s the big deal, all of Bitcoin data is public?

Posting how many sats you bought is a big no-no, so why would you want others to see how many you got zapped (especially if it’s a lot).

Nostr gave us an opportunity to have a better Twitter experience without the kyc.

Zaps are light kyc unless you can protect your identity extremely well because now they know who to target. Receivers don’t have the same anonymous benefits that senders do. This makes receivers data even more conspicuous.

We are Bitcoiners first. We can build something more in-tune with our priorities.

We have had many successes with Nostr, let’s take a step back and reevaluate whether we want this invasion of privacy to be a focal point in our community.