I'm not saying I'm being censored. I'm saying other people are.
If the filter is hiding or restricting real users, then that's a problem that needs to be addressed. We can talk about bots all day, but we're talking about actual people who want to express their opinions and participate in discussions.
The system may be auditable, but that doesn't change the outcome for users whose posts become effectively invisible. I've seen cases where people, after disagreements with developers or influential figures in the Nostr ecosystem, suddenly find their posts receiving little visibility or are unable to interact as before.
If that is happening, then it's a moderation and filtering problem that should be fixed. A solution designed to reduce spam shouldn't end up sidelining legitimate users. The goal should be to filter bots without making real people collateral damage.
This keeps the focus on the argument
