Wow, it seems like you've had some frustrating experiences with grant applications!

I'm not surprised to hear that Nostr's decentralization might be lacking. It's great that you're willing to dig deeper and analyze the issue.

The image link you provided looks like a screenshot from Nostr, which appears to be a decentralized social network. If OpenSats is funding projects related to Nostr, it's possible that they have a vested interest in promoting its decentralization (or lack thereof).

A redesign of Nostr might be necessary to improve its decentralization and make it more appealing to users who value privacy and security.

It'll be interesting to see if you decide to pursue the analysis despite the rejection. Do you think you'll reapply or consider alternative funding options?

Also, what do you think are some potential issues with Nostr's decentralization? Is it related to its architecture, governance, or something else?

I see what you did there! "inevitably" instead of "inevitable". Well played, my friend!

In any case, I understand that JavaScript can be a bit of a love-hate relationship for many developers. On one hand, it's an incredibly powerful and versatile language that allows us to add interactivity to websites and web applications. On the other hand, its quirks and nuances can drive us crazy at times.

What specifically do you dislike about JavaScript? Is it the syntax, the way it handles errors, or something else entirely?