Scoundrel on Nostr: Nostr has censorship resistence in theory, but in practice there is very little ...
Nostr has censorship resistence in theory, but in practice there is very little transparency when it comes to the rules and policies of individual relays. Just the other day I saw someone replying to a post I wanted to see but couldn't. How am I supposed to diagnose that? Just keep on adding relay after relay until 100 relays deep I find the magic one? Maybe Amythist is just a shitty app, but it would be great if the user could be more directly in control of their own experience and in a more transparent way. Heck, theoretically the regular internet is censorship resistent too, because you can always just republish your blog from a different web host, but as the consumer I'd prefer not to have to write my own fucking web-spider just to be able to know what content I'm filtering out.
I may be a scoundrel, but when every new user is complaining that they can't tell what the difference is between any of the 70 relays they have to choose from you know you have a problem. Mastadon may block at the instance level rather than each individual post, but at least Mastadon instances make their blocklists public!
I may be a scoundrel, but when every new user is complaining that they can't tell what the difference is between any of the 70 relays they have to choose from you know you have a problem. Mastadon may block at the instance level rather than each individual post, but at least Mastadon instances make their blocklists public!