I voted, because anarchy cannot work logically. I didn't enjoy it because Democratic processes are only slightly better. If anyone has great ideas on how to put competent people in charge....

I like Nostr, but there a few things I think it should have done differently. 1. Be encrypted by default. 2. Permissioned delivery only. 3. No metadata leakage. 4. Every user is responsible for their own data. 5. Built-in key management, rotation, and recovery. Here is a spec that tries to do that. It is very much not done and I am posting this to invite technical critique. What I have working on my own machines today, is a sort of Dropbox replacement. It syncs and deduplicates my files between my own machines with a test implementation. Connecting with other people is possible but I haven't tried it yet.

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I know, hear on nostr we are all edgy and stupid, but if you are of the U.S.A. remember to go vote for my preferred candidates. Nevermind that my preferred candidates usually don't run for office. They are usually too busy putting up silage.