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Nostr is NOT business friendly.

I aim to address this by offering tools and services for building hybrid “Nostr adjacent” clients, allowing businesses to coexist with freedom tech and even thrive together.

- Configurable Webs of Trust algos for audiences discovery and conversion.

- WoT powered standard APIs for exposing content to Nostr (and other business apps) from within a “black box” business app.

- HTTP AUTH integration on ALL business apps, allows users to create local content WITHOUT signatures or private users accounts.

- Frost powered “login“ for ALL business apps, allowing users to paste “disposable” nsecs into proprietary clients without fear of it being compromised.

- Support for “incremental” (and voluntary) adoption of freedom tech into existing business apps, with easy off-ramps for businesses to transfer more and more siloed data onto the “public” network.

These and “other stuff” are on my mind as I read this article by Svetski (npub1dtg…up6m)

quoting nevent1q…fmyq

The last six months have been full of learnings.

This most recent essay builds on the last one I wrote (As Nostr as Possible), but focuses specifically on some ‘sacred cows’ in the space whose time for slaying may have arrived.

You’ll see very quickly that I’m not shitting on Nostr (far from it).

This is about a different perspective and relationship to the protocol.

I hope this kicks off a few discussions.

https://open.substack.com/pub/futuresocial/p/nostr-unpopular-opinions?