> Local first

> Decentralized

> Files Over App

> Never on a Server

My philosophical view

Even if we use Nostr, it's not a guarantee of protection if yourself expose your face and real name.

What I don't understand is why you (not you as a person) link so quickly and shamelessly the real identity (Photograph + Real Name) with a cryptocurrency wallet.

Haven't you learned anything from the socialist countries, really?

That's why I raise my eyebrows when they ask for my name and email to open a wallet in Primal. We must protect ourselves; they want to control and censor the free market (as always).

Nostr is amazing and works incredibly well. What a time to be alive.

I discovered Nostr 2 days ago. Since then, I've started building my first platform using Nostr.

Stop taking your phone to the bathroom. Stop using your phone when you eat. Stop taking out your phone when you have a minute or two of downtime. Allow yourself to be bored for a little. Allow yourself to sit in nothingness.

Nostr, Primal, and 0xChat are fascinating. I should make a diagram outlining the applications at a specific point in development that are truly useful, avoiding redundancies and duplicated functionalities.

Initial problematic thoughts:

- They don't all seem to be at the same level of development.

- No platform offers a cohesive interface, sharing design rules, colour schemes, and typographies. They all operate on the same network, but it doesn't feel that way.

- Payment options like `zaps` are interesting, but the design is horribly annoying and not elegant. It feels like something non-native.

- Why should I give my email to create a wallet? It raises my eyebrows.

human → human+LLM

Let's see how this goes.