One way to solve this may be with primary research. Having read the talk, editors are objecting to "censorship resistance" being stated in a way that it appears to be a claim that is unsubstantiated. The alternative would be to state it as e.g. "Nostr users choose Nostr because of its censorship resistance". To quickly create a survey of users for this purpose may help and is easy, give me a minute...

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Ok, try this. Then we submit to Wikipedia with the wording as follows. "Nostr users prefer Nostr due to its... ". Pls boost for visibility (I'm no one, have no reach) nostr:nevent1qqs9vtu3xuz08ep488c08mjdn8xlc8le55gy4mmezsqynle0r5ccd2gpz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7q3qzl9whkrnjlfgg9q0k39r4tymu4ty3r5uy6tgxqdnd7f6xxcf8dmsxpqqqqdnjtzzkeg

I can't actually see this note on Primal. Are you using the Amethyst Nostr polls?

Yes I was. I didn't realize it was incompatible. I can try again with a different method. Or, someone else who knows this stuff better could try.

The censorship resistance is marketing. People may choose it for that reason, but that doesnt make it true. The vast majority of relays in are G7 data centers. I would consider nostr to be resilient like RAID, if one hard disk fails, you can use another.

Noted, with thanks. I don't really have a view on that. But the question was how to get those words onto Wikipedia, and a survey may be a solution.

Haha, whoops, I just realized you weren't replying to me.