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WHEN AVERAGE PEOPLE WENT TO WAR WITH SUITS OVER GAMESTOP THE SUITS FUCKED THEM.

THEY LEGIT TURNED OFF THE BUY BUTTON ON ROBINHOOD.

BITCOIN IS THE ONLY FREE MARKET. EVERYTHING ELSE IS RIGGED.

Is it possible to setup a voting system using #Bitcoin?

Curious how it would work considering there's only so many on here from your city. I had some really great finds and experiences with fb marketplace a couple+ years ago when I was in the space of purchasing and selling home related things to set up my home and then put it all in storage.

I am asking because I am curious about all the ways I can move into the world of being in the front lines of growing #freedomtech that can also support my 3D reality to financially sponsor shelter, noutrition, and other existential and comfort providing things to be here... As I am yet again reset to ground zero in the enslavement fiat world system when it comes to contributions and value exchange. So I can go this way or that... I'd rather go all in of finding how my life force energy is devoted to what's in resonance with my belief and value system. If that makes any sense.

Here’s a question.

Let’s say the FBI decided to shut down the Muun wallet.

They don’t use 12 words.

They use 8 words specific to Munn.

Would you be able to restore your bitcoin somewhere else if Muun was seized?

I’ve on-boarded many friends and family and told them to use Muun to start.

#asknostr

I try and spend my Bitcoin then immediately replace it, while I stack. It creates an economy for Bitcoin and removes more from the exchanges and traders

Are people who are on Marketplace on here seeing much activity and support?

#asknostr

Lot of people are starting to talk about building a web-of-trust and how nostr can or is already being used as such

We all know about using the kind:3 following lists as a simple WoT that can be used to filter out spam. but as we all know it does not really signal "trust", its mostly just "I find your content interesting"

But what about real "trust"... well its kind of multi-denominational, I could trust that your a good developer or a good journalist but still not trust you enough to invite you over to my house.

There are some interesting and clever solutions proposed for quantifying "trust" in a digital sense but I'm not going to get into that here. I want to talk about something that I have not see anyone discuss yet.

How is the web-of-trust maintained? or more precisely how do you expect users to update the digital representation of the "trust" of other users?

Its all well and good to think of how a user would create that "trust" of another user when discovering them for the first time. They would click the "follow" button, or maybe even rate them on a few topics with a 1/5 star system

But how will a user remove that trust? how will they update it if things change and they trust them less?

If our goal is to model "trust" in a digital sense then we NEED a way for the data to stay up-to-date and as accurate as possible. otherwise whats the use?

If we don't have a friction-less way to update or remove the digital representation of "trust" then we will end up with a WoT that continuously grows and everyone is rated 10/10

In the case of nostr kind:3 following lists. its pretty easy to see how these would get updated. If someone posts something I dislike or I notice I'm getting board of their content. then I just unfollow them.

An important part here is that I'm not thinking "I should update my trust score of this user" but instead "I'm no longer interested, I don't want to see this anymore"

But that is probably the easiest "trust" to update. because most of us on social media spend some time curating our feed and we are used to doing it.

But what about the more obscure "trust" scores? whats the regular mechanism by which a user would update the "honestly" score of another user?

In the real world its easy, when I stop trusting someone I simply stop associating with them. there isn't any button or switch I need to update. I simply don't talk to them anymore, its friction-less

But in the digital realm I would have to remove or update that trust. in other words its an action I need to take instead of an action I'm not doing. and actions take energy.

So how do we reflect something in the digital world that takes no-energy and is almost subconscious in the real world?

TLDR; webs-of-trust are not just about scoring other users once. you must keep the score up-to-date

Ouch, that sucks.