bip110 is not about stopping spam. it wont stop spam. bip110 is about ego and control for mechanic and luke. so they riled up a mob to try to push through a hostile fork of bitcoin giving them complete control. when the fork fails they will try to threaten miners into a chain reorg. reversing thousands of bitcoin payments in the process. it is an attack on bitcoin and it will fail. bitcoin is the best money. if you care about it then reject reckless forks.

the world is going to get more wild from here prepare and learn to enjoy it or you are going to have a bad time

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frustrated with both core and knots would like to see a conservative well reviewed and maintained third option will do my best to make that a reality until then i will simply not upgrade my nodes

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primal is unique among nostr apps in that it relies on a super relay: a caching server the caching server pulls notes and events from all known relays, the app then reads from the server rather than relays directly this setup provides both performance and privacy improvements users do not have to trust the caching server with message integrity because all events are signed but users do trust the caching server to show all events similar to traditional relays, anyone can run a caching server, users can easily change which server they use in settings the caching server is not used when broadcasting notes, broadcasts are sent directly to relays chosen by users the primal stack is open source, anyone can verify, run, or modify the code without permission nostr identities are transportable, all users can use any nostr app at will and are never locked in to primal

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