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It’s hard to get normies on #Nostr. As soon as they learn that their NSEC can’t be recovered or reset, or that discoverability on Nostr is mostly non-existent (except for reposts), they’ll be heading for the exit…
The problem with Nostr identities not being recoverable if compromised is a massive problem. It’s my biggest problem with the Nostr protocol.
It only takes one mistake where the user pastes their NSEC into a malicious client. As Nostr grows (if it ever does), we will see an increase in malicious clients popping up.
Think about building up a following on Nostr just to lose it all because you made one mistake pasting your NSEC into the wrong client.
It’s discouraging to creators…