Hey Nostr,

What’s your favorite encrypted chat client and why?

#asknostr #bitcoin #freedom #nostr #privacy

Idea: Nostr Academy

I would like the ability to host private video educational series with zap to enter capabilities. It would have the ability for attendees to be unmuted by the host to ask their questions via audio or video, or they can simply use the live chat.

My idea to funnel people from YouTube/X to NOSTR would be to host a live show there each week, followed immediately by exclusive interactive + educational content hosted only here. Each week on the legacy platforms I can talk about the great interactions we had on Nostr the previous week and hopefully bring a few new faces each time.

1. How possible is this currently?

2. Is anyone working on something like it?

3. If anyone is working on it, could I work with you to provide ideas & feedback on things I think might appeal to myself and people watching the show on other platforms?

Would also love to hear other ideas and projects for video creators that currently exist... especially in the education realm.

With the disheartening news of Pavel Durov, I hope to be able to move conversations to SimpleX.

Here’s my address:

Is it worth using Mastadon? Just checked it out for the first time and it seems like a leftist cesspool. #asknostr

how does Bitcoin commerce handle refunds, chargebacks, ect. ?

In the fiat world customers can chargeback their payments from a vendor to recoup monies or request a refund via a service level agreement.

How can these actions be handled in p2p payments to make sure consumer is protected?

#bitcoin #btc #asknostr #commerce

Devs that refuse to add GIF search to their nostr client:

Please share your workflow. Which Kobo device do you use?

The amount of times I have to warn users that freedom of speech, as we commonly understand in the US, may not be a thing in their country, is out of this world.

Call it Holywood brainwashing or whatever you want, but there is a lot of people outside the US that think the US law and their country's own law are similar, if not the same. And that is a dangerous assumption to make.

Point in case: There is no general right to free speech in the UK. Many examples of British law violate the US's first amendment. Today's freedom of speech law in the UK is a side-effect of their membership into the European Union. Until now, the UK Parliament has *chosen* to exercise self-restraint in which speech should be prosecuted. But that can change with the political will of that institution, especially now that it is not part of the EU anymore. US's first amendment, on the other way, cannot be easily changed or limited by congress.