Five on Nostr: Good question. I think the answer lies in the fact that you handle your own ...
Good question.
I think the answer lies in the fact that you handle your own identities on nostr and you can create as many npubs for different purposes as you like.
It's your choice how much you share this way. Even more so if you use relays to segment your data into public and protected notes.
There are many technicalities to this but the basic point is that nostr gives you the choice as a service provider to empower your users while you don't suffer from the disadvantages of purely p2p architecture.
I think the answer lies in the fact that you handle your own identities on nostr and you can create as many npubs for different purposes as you like.
It's your choice how much you share this way. Even more so if you use relays to segment your data into public and protected notes.
There are many technicalities to this but the basic point is that nostr gives you the choice as a service provider to empower your users while you don't suffer from the disadvantages of purely p2p architecture.