It’s all about the scraping.

Nostr doesn't seem to care about anything... honey badger nostrich hybrid

nostr doesn’t give a fuck 🤗

It’s a bad call. I can’t believe Linda would have signed off

I don't remember agreeing to let AI use my content🤔

This question is deeper than first meets the eye. Thought provoking the more you zoom out.

We should actively facilitate scraping

We scrape hard here, Jack.

Zero fucks are given.

No need to scrape when you can just run your own relay

What's scraping? Never heard of her 😳 #onlyzaps

What does Nostr’s CEO think?

Isn’t it already happening ?

It's all public data. Scrape away.

wtf is scraping

Nah, all good.

Jack, make of #Nostr the new town square.

probably this will still have to be clarified, as we might encounter problems through e.g. AI that we cannot yet fully assess

Jack do you think that there could be a coordinated attack on Twitter via scraping? I don't know enough about any of this but it just made me think of a DNS attack.

Cc: note1e7tf43su46rd75ylks7xhapdj523racmw8gkals6eznfh84mp3es56a5wn

No, but relay operators will be forced to implement some sort.of rate limiting of they face a serious level of DDoS. The free scrapeability of Nostr is a privacy concern though. Especially mm if people use the same identity for everything: Notes/Zaps, markets, Highlighter, Nests, Blogging etc etc. ...

Naa

Says the person who ran Twitter like a non profit.

Let’s check the TOS. Oh, wait…

Lemme ask the NOSTR CEO, Be right back.

https://nostr.build/i/087dbf95de315840de0363edf87860b65e6c2c8ad7b318271d06af9c350666bd.jpg

Nopes!

If anything paid relays will arise geared towards scrapers, and other relays will impose sensible rate limits that allow general usage of nostr but block you from pushing 1,000 requests a second or something.

it should. those relying on the content production of creators, and never create anything unique or interesting obviously love open roadmaps to stealing and capitalising on the proof of work of others. i operate free&fair_use because there's no other efficient method to efficiently navigate the data...