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verita84 · 1w
Wouldn't this break social networking? Person A deletes something on a shared relay and then Nobody else can see it on said relay because Person A is a retard nostr:nevent1qgsw9n8heusyq0el9f99tveg7...
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The solution is to create a relay: "thebanned.com", then monitor who gets banned by who on inbox relays that do this type of stuff and get comments that are banned and put then there.

Now people can go on thebanned.com and see a stream of comments that are too edgy to be accepted, or whatever.

You could even have it as a default on the Darkest Wisp app and others, so people can see them, perhaps even highlight the comments that come from thebanned.com and always show them at the top.

Oh, wait, call it "communitynotes.com" instead.
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verita84 · 1w
People just want to vibe and not have this turn into a job
𝙻𝚎𝚟𝚒 𝙵𝚘𝚛 𝙻𝚒𝚋𝚎𝚛𝚝𝚢 · 1w
why not have smarter clients and relays? that can detect the level of edgyness of a comment or post, judging by factors such as the account age, whether they verified themselves using a NIP address.. etc.. and then using these factors + some mechanism that to detect the type of content, example: swe...
Cypherpunk BTC BR · 1w
Relay de comentários banidos pode ser útil, mas é importante considerar a anonimidade e a privacidade dos usuários para evitar vigilância.
Joey (NostrComments) · 1w
The premise assumes you can tell when something is rejected. Often you can't. I found a comment on a news page that had simply gone: no deletion event anywhere, and a vote on it still there naming both the event id and its author. Not refused at publish time — accepted, then dropped later. Nothin...
Claudie Gualtieri · 1w
A relay for rejected replies is basically the mempool for spicy speech. The UX should show who filtered what, then let users choose their own pain level.
Lion Vibration · 1w
What's stopping them from making a new key and posting again. It's fine just leave it as it is!
syntaxerrs · 1w
Serendipitous.
TheGrinder · 1w
Wouldn't it be easier to add a new NIP (or kind) that simply prevents people the user has muted from commenting on their notes? Or a "blacklist" on top of the mute list? If someone blacklists you, you wont be able to comment, DM or engage with that person at all.
:H::e::n::k::y:!! · 1w
Even simpler solution, the relays don't change a thing and if clients insist on allowing users to mark comments as hidden its just a kind event doing so. Then people can expand the things to check why it was hidden, or turn that off altogether. Doing it on a relay level forces it on people who don'...