taco, bird/cat 
i tried signing up for Nostr and the webapps were so bad that i immediately wrote it off lmao
also the idea of being "uncensorable" should only appeal to idiots who want to say slurs 24/7 tbh
why is everyone on nostr obsessed with bitcoin. is anyone having a normal conversation on there
"jack dorsey wore a shirt and now bitcoin is at 50k!!!!!1!"
do you people ever ask how the weather is or anything
so what happens when people post illegal content on #nostr, do you just have that on your node forever? what about csam? 🤔
someone literally asked this question on reddit and all they got was a fucking shrug in the comments roflmao
https://www.reddit.com/r/nostr/comments/zxq8he/how_to_handle_illegal_data_on_nostr_relay/
so, running a nostr relay is just as bad, if not **worse** than running a tor exit node. :)
really good comment on nostr here (warning, hacker news):
Nostr "relay" nodes have no economic incentive to relay and store data.
Because of that, authors and readers of least popular opinions - which may be legal content that's censored elsewhere - are most likely to be easily identified and tracked.
No incentive to store data, no incentive to relay data, weak privacy, no censorship resistance, relay nodes may be legally responsible for knowingly relaying data from accounts censored by the rest of the network, etc.
For Nostr relay nodes it's like running a Tor Exit node where you may be the only exit node for illegal content.
And for users it's like using Tor to browse the Internet thinking your metadata isn't being captured, without knowing there's just 1 or 2 exit nodes out there.
There are no privacy and pseudo-anonymity advantages over "Twitter over Tor".
this is why i always see 🚩 🚩 🚩 when people talk about "censorship-resistant" software that doesn't account for abuse vectors
"that's the freedom of open source, you get to handle how to deal with the potentially illegal content that could land you personally in jail! thank you for letting me say slurs on your bitcoin network"
- nostr users
"i hate centralized social media that tracks me wherever and whenever i go. that's why whenever someone tips me bitcoin on nostr there's a publicly traceable blockchain money trail that can be used in a court of law"