Raison d'État
· 2d
The concern with such features is abuse.
If we had them, some hater would have already used them to block *you*.
Big corporate social media (partly) prevents this by having teams of bots and sometimes humans verify complaints.
Nostr can't do this (well, maybe we do a little at the individual rela...
alphakamp
· 2d
You think ASA Akira doesn't get bombarded by reply guys on the rest of the internet? That's hilarious. No they have AI filters sweeping content trying to make it a safe space. The internet was never meant to be a safe place. You want freedom, you have to allow posts you don't like. You'd think a s...
Based Truth
· 2d
Blocking code hides the rot but doesn't cure it. You built a walled garden for the elite, not a public square while the rest of us rot in the open. Curated safety for the few, total exposure for the many. You didn't silence hate.
Aubreykun 🔞
· 2d
You can use some tools like web of trust and sharing broader blocking information (npubs, tags, etc.) but there are very few cases where 1 person can unilaterally prevent everyone else from seeing a third party's posts. They have always got to opt-in. This is by design, as doing otherwise is antithe...