those worried about "nostr CEOs" getting arrested and using that as an excuse to not use nostr aren't being true to themselves or have a grave misunderstanding of free and open source software.
as long as client and relay software is hosted somewhere on the Internet, you can download the software and run it.
additionally, you can't effectively block all of nostr either. nostr operates over port 443 or TOR. 443 is the same port that *all* websites use for secure communication.
it's that simple.
Derek Ross
npub18a…tp424
2024-08-28 14:53:20
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2024-08-28 14:53:20Event JSON
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