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JT 1 year ago
What a dumb question. Everybody has a voice, especially the oppressed.
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unknown 1 year ago
Nostr is for everyone even people we hate. Speech must be free even if and especially when we disagree 👀
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RalfWausE 1 year ago
The moment you start to ban people with opposing ideas (how stupid those ideas ever may be from your perspective) you saw the seed of oppression that will at some point used against you... this has been proven time after time in human history
No, but relays where statists are banned or discovery mechanism for non-statists I would appreciate. Or maybe badge-rating mechanism. You can't ban people, that's not how Nostr works. Mastodon works that way though, through the power of network effect of the servers, it was (last time I checked) very socialist-leaning. Thankfully something like that is not possible on Nostr - your identity is not tied to any particular relay, so if someone bans a relay, your identity can be (and usually still is) multi-relay.
I was looking at nostr.wine and other paid relays, they seem to be perhaps slowing getting there. I'm not sure it's better than running your own relay at this point though. But say you had this special relay, but also wanted the public ones, it's not clear to me how to direct the note to the special one and not the public ones etc... Perhaps amethyst can do it, it is the emacs of nostr clients.
It defies the purpose of having a social media that puts freedom of speech on a pedestal, no?
I only meant it for global feed to be usable. If you go to the global feed of that relay, no statists nor spam should be there. Of course the way Nostr is designed the notes will be rebroadcasted by clients, etc
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rado1 1 year ago
Why? Just don't follow them. Easy.
No I would rather mock their poor ideas and use words to convince them nothing is free and their policies lead to death, destruction, and basically the opposite of everything they promise. IRL is a different story, but in cyber space it's much harder to violate one's private property so I don't think censorship is the answer.