@YakiHonne is it a bug? People have been complaining that Primal is censoring people here. Here's a thread with the reversed example `https://yakihonne.com/note/nevent1qqs0q7drm7wl5608wel58ehyjxmm7z804h6xcz6w7y4sglyv4epjj8q8puq5y`: YakiHonne shows me a notification sent by my followee, but when I click on it, I see an empty thread (while Primal shows these messages). Although I received the event from relays and even see the expected message count. If it's due to spam detection, this could be improved by showing messages from those whom I subscribed to. Or by showing the messages of those whom I responded to in the same thread (in the same thread, because some users tend to respond to "reply guys" without realizing it first). We could still have a "Not a spam" button that labels a post (NIP-32) as well in this case. Could be a useful heuristic if labels are requested from WoT/people with high trust rank/etc. #spam #devstr

Certain nostriches were great At ignoring argument Busy answering to trolls Simulating hard discourse Communication ecology is important yet; Little sense in reacting to a thug gang I'm still learning which bit of response Makes them so closed to a valid discourse Signer devs ignore RAM hardening inquiries GOS is like opposite—sick of "convenience" Idealistic society views now and then; Postmodern wisdom, which is a bit stale #poetry #grownostr #devstr #meaningcrisis By "postmodern wisdom" I mean a broad spectrum of intellectual stuff, with particular complexity, that was produced during the ending, so-called, postmodern epoch (not necessarily the particular -ism called "Postmodernism"). I mean Mark Passio for example; I noticed that his Natural Law recontextualization and Anarchist-ish points in particular are circulating here occasionally: Say something just a bit diverging from his views here—and somebody might hallucinate some kind of state-satanic agency in you. Or just a deluded New Ager. It'll take time and effort to clarify all this; hopefully without finding myself lost in ideological debates. I hope to speak about that on my video channel at some point, not in messages/articles. I wish there were somebody from #metamodernism who could do that much better than me. Where are you, Daniel Görtz and others?—Building the future on legacy social media for some reason :(