Next I want to mute quotes that just add an emoji before the quoted note. Technology will get there eventually ๐ค
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Ok it turns out muting "nostr" absolutely breaks it in non-expected ways. Notes containing nostr.build url images get muted and any note quoting also causes a mute since it includes the "nostr:" uri string.
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I love the smell of self-censorship in the morning


I might just keyword mute "nostr" and see what happens
#git confession: I work without a local master/main branch
Any clients that do temporary mutes? Muting someone forever is kinda harsh when you just want to do feed curation. And then I just forget I muted them.
I remember reading somewhere that perfect competition under a free market was not really stable nor desirable.
This is because it causes profit margins to tend to 0 which has 2 negative effects:
* makes companies more fragile to externalities
* does not allow companies to accumulate treasuries that enable them to do research, innovate, take risks, etc
The end result is a stale stagnated balkanized economy. The corollary is that some market imbalances and assymetries are healthy.
Anyone knows where this reasoning comes from? Did I dream it up?
If I seem unhinged or angry, I apologize. I'm constantly sleep deprived and there is no end in sight.
Morning nostriches > late night nostriches. At least in my timezone
Nostr is a public broadcast system. The most privacy you can have is network-level and social-level (i.e. don't overshare).
Once you broadcast a note, it's best to consider its contents part of the permanent public record.
Making people believe notes can be "deleted" is just giving a false sense of security. It can do more harm than good.