Data ownership is not something that exists. Privacy should be respected, but a false illusion of fully controlling what you share is as harmful as ignoring requests to delete. “Homeservers” don’t fix this as archive.is, archive.org, Trove and many others will happily keep permanent and trusted records of what you said, some of them even if you ask them to delete it.

Galileo fallacy (noun) A fallacy whereby it is implied that one is correct due to being widely criticized or persecuted.

Doxing is not cool, regardless of whatever “justification” you have. Instead of wasting time on these things, you can just reply saying no, and move on. There are much better things to do than this. I’ll go back to my cave to polish NFDB 3 now

It has not been 24 hours and it has suddenly started SIGABRTing in a loop View quoted note →

gm nostriches

Damus is actually a pretty great client. There were no updates that turned it into unusable rubbish. It doesn't randomly break. It has proper NIP-42. Media uploading is easy. Translation works. The UI just works. It isn't trying to distract me with 30 different features. It is the only app that I actually trust with my nsec. My only complaints are: - handling of longform (by event ID instead of naddr, maybe fixed?) - 1-2 crash loops I had due to early NostrDB issues that are gone now - link preview ordering handling Thanks @jb55