Well in Spanish really means you are a Christian like a church or smt! 🤗

I have now! it's very simple if you go to:

bitcoinnostr.com

Cristiana. :p

GM #nostr great Monday, its #coffee time 🙋🏻‍♂️

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Welcome to freedom

A friend was visiting, her name is “gozilla”.🦎😄

#photography #nature #nostr

Getting a Hebrew tattoo, just not sure of the style or placement yet ..

which do you prefer?

I Christian! We have almost the same name. Welcome to #nostr

Nostr is more focused on seeing things you want to instead of things some company things you should. There are apps and websites that will show you random stuff based on various rules, but I don't know any off hand.

research about NIP-05 verification on Google or your preferred AI chatbot, it will give you the step by step process and options you have to get verified!

Verification on Nostr actually means little to nothing.

You can get it if you want. It's free (at least for some providers), but I don't see the benefit.

Verification relies on the *centralized* DNS system and gives you a nickname in the form username@example.com. It's the owner of the domain that certifies your identity using the domain itself.

This really proves nothing to anyone who doesn't trust that domain owner and it can be subject to censorship. It seems to me something in between centralization and decentralization that have the disadvantages of both.

It does, however, mean that, if both you and a user wanting to reference you trust that domain, you can then be referenced as username@example.com, which is more mnemonic. That's the advantage.

I think it's possible to design a better verification system.

🇲🇽 🤙🏽

Welkoce, so am I

Welcome 🫂

sup 🤙

welcome bro

Hi, and welcome to Nostr!

Welcome - It's fun up here.