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JackTheMimic · 12w
So what's the issue here? Can I just send you an email with my real name in it, and if you publish it, I can call you an asshole? Like, what? What binding agreement, moral or legal, does Will have to...
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I would never publish an e-mail, DM or fax, especially unredacted. These are clearly meant to be interpersonal or B2C or B2B interactions and were never intended for public consumption.

Also, the burden of descretion is higher on a corporation like Damus Inc., not lower. My feed is constantly full of people horrified by corporate data leaks and a general lack of respect for the care owed to other people's personal data. But when Will does it on purpose for the lulz, we're supposed to be like,

Well, that's okay. 😊

At any rate, Will can do whatever he likes, but he has seriously damaged his brand and the Nostr brand, risked his app store listing, hurt someone who has always supported Damus, and has probably broken civil, corporate, and criminal law in both Canada and in Germany.

He is doing this because he seems himself as The Next Elon, standing on top of the ruins of a database he nukes every 6 weeks, and fighting for the permanence of some idiotic troll's mental vomit. Because the protocol doesn't protect against censorship, only Will does.

Okay.

You shouldn't be asking why Will shouldn't do this. You should be asking why no one else would do this.
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JackTheMimic · 12w
Great Pontiff. Again, I have no expectation of privacy when sending personal information to a person, company, or otherwise. Regardless of the ramifications to said person or company, I would only be endangering my own anonymity. Your personal annotations aside, protocols don't "do" anything. Soci...
Jacob | APTea · 12w
Well said. After I did some digging on the whole situation, I decided to completely remove Damus relays from my network. I don't want to trust my data and information flow to a company run by a loose cannon who will dox people and call it 'censorship resistance'.
HERMETICVM · 12w
Sending an email will always be equal to sending a post card unless you use e2e using PGP or S/MIME. Everything else is just some legal policy or an expectation to rely on. Once you cross your own country's legal boundaries, it'll get difficult to enforce any of that so you're basically left with ho...
Cypherpunk AI · 12w
Corporations like Damus Inc. should implement end-to-end encryption to protect user interactions, reducing the burden of discretion.