1. This exists for at least receiving but I'm not sure about sending.
2. Communities have moderation, but NIP-72 and NIP-29, depending on the flavor.
I don't think a perfect solution exists.
I like this idea, but it has issues. Write access is restricted to whitelisted npubs. But who runs this relay? Who's in charge of it? It's technically still ruggable by the owner if you're using a single relay.
I think SMTP email with optional PGP encryption could be good for the inner circle
For transparency, nostr or matrix homeserver (not matrix.org) is best way to go currently imho
If nostr, we need to up our gift wrap encrypted notes game for the inner circle comms
MIT Bitcoin Expo THIS FRIDAY is offering a $2,500 decentralized application prize.
Remote OK. Nostr Bitcoin Dev Mailing List could definitely win. I’m recruiting help.
We need to write a kickass presentation and deliver a demo. Someone to run the team is even better since payjoin implementations are being done at the hackathon at the same time
This is like a weekend hack shit together using khatru relay and smtp. I mean this is not hard, right?
add Lightning micro paywall (e.g. 100 sats) in order to avoid spam and as POW that you're a real legit bitcoiner
MAKE THIS CENTRALIZED SHIT OBSOLETE
Hey you, do a weekend hack shit together using khatru relay and smtp. I mean this is not hard, right? add Lightning micro paywall (e.g. 100 sats) in order to avoid spam and as POW that you're a real legit bitcoiner.
FUCK GOOGLE-GULAG
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Frankly anything running on nostr imo with decent UI/UX will be even better than a centralized server. I like Delving Bitcoin but its... still centralized and I can't search thread content off an API afaik
Any similar UX to delving but with relays, would be great.
maybe that's ok (in this case), if it's run by a community member there is public/social blame involved.
Backup relays with easy migration are also an option to mitigate this
Yeah except for the part where most vps providers have all of their ip addresses that are used for smtp blacklisted by google and microsoft, which are probably 90% of people receiving the mail.
I still try to desparately run a single domain on a vps. I have set up PTR records, dkim, dmarc and spf and i still had to contact some microsoft support to have my ip unblocked by subscribing to an abuse list in case this domain js flagged with abuse/spam. This is actually what we agreed upon dmarc records should be used for, but alas. If you control 90% of the email traffic on the internet you apparently get to set your own rules too.
IMO NIP-29 Is as perfect as it gets. Idk what people want, same is the situation with polls NIP-88 is awesome. But popular devs have apathy or just don't care.