False and misleading. The author of “Nothing can stop you” is actually “Aaron Rachel Doppelt ” not “Erin Rachel Doppelt”. Nostr Community Notes members have flagged this post according.

Inaccurate. After careful review of leaked Internal Revenue filings, several Nostr Community Notes members have been able to verify that this author is in fact among the group of individuals selling bitcoin.

Low value post. This post has been flagged as been of low value by several Nostr Community Notes members.

Inaccurate. The author suggests that her mother sent this picture but the reflection clearly shows a man in the window.

Grossly misleading. This image is a photo taken from the Netflix TV show called, “is it cake?” This image comes from season 2, episode 4 created by the winning contestant, Miriam Malik.

Inaccurate. The author’s claims that “eventually everyone will use Nostr” are provably false and likely intentionally hyperbolic. After conducting a careful review of demographic profiles and calculating statistical likelihoods of Nostr adoption, a small but measurable quantity of individuals are unlikely to adopt Nostr. This information supports the fact that the author’s post is inaccurate warranting this Nostr Community Note.

Moderately misleading. The author suggests that the decline in five star status was attributed exclusively to “XRP army”. After careful review by the Nostr Community Notes members, at least one 2 star review was from a disgruntled ex-boyfriend supporting the fact that not all negative feedback was from “XRP army”.

Slightly Misleading. The author suggests that she is desirous of not having thoughts. After careful review of the available peer reviewed research on the subject, Nostr Community Notes members were able to determine that the only effective way to “stop having thoughts” is to accept a position in government.

Incomplete. The author has failed to recommend any OSHA compliant climbing gear for this individuals daring to exceed heights over three feet while on the job.

Misleading. The author of this post suggests that he doesn’t not check the price. However, several Nostr Community Notes community members report the fact that the author has sustained a permanent and debilitating wrist injury from constantly checking the bitcoin price on his Apple Watch and now refrains from checking the price so as to avoid re-aggrevating the injury.

Verified. Despite the male presenter wearing matte blue nail polish, the content of this video has been verified as accurate.

Inaccurate. The author has represented that he had to “sprint about 1/2 mile” to a bar. After carefully review of every Carvana we were able to determine that the average distance to the nearest bar was just 1/4 mile. The longest distance was 1/3. As such, this post has been flagged as inaccurate by the Nostr Community Notes Community.

Misleading. This post is moderately misleading and has been flagged accordingly. The author is misleading the reader to believe that he didn’t go to bed alone.

Slightly misleading. This user was not actually addressing any children in this post. The use of the term “kids” was figurative or general sense, rather than addressing actual children. Moreover, this author has been banned from address child of Nostr users but the ban didn’t stick because the letter got lost in the mail.

Slightly misleading. After careful review of the author posting history, @communitynotes was able to determine that the author was “mildly self-satisfied and board-line smug” rather than “glad” as his post suggests after discovering Nostr.

Inaccurate. nostr:npub1494rtg3ygq4cqawymgs0q3mcj6hucvu4kmadv03s5ey2sg32df5shtzmp0 has never submitted an application to become a Nostr Community Notes contributor.

Inaccurate. We are not a bunch of turds.

@communitynotes can not be muted per NIP 67

Misleading. The average return in bitcoin for the top 10 day each year was only 183.4% not the 184 that the author wrongful cited.

Inaccurate description. The author of this post is suggesting that the image attached to his “it’s a beautiful day” message was taken during day time. After carefully reviewing the image using an Astrolabe, one can determine that this image was taken at midnight in an unknown region above the article circle at or close to midnight supporting that it was in fact not day-time at all.