Nostr is a stupid simple P2P protocol that works, built by builders
So how does nostr propose to solve the problem where there is, in fact, quite a lot of content that you <i>want</i> to filter out, whether because it makes for a better experience for the people using this protocol to talk to each other, or because there are some pretty solid laws about things that various governments require people to filter out?<p><a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2022/11/hey-elon-let-me-help-you-speed-run-the-content-moderation-learning-curve/" rel="nofollow">https://abovethelaw.com/2022/11/hey-elon-let-me-help-you-spe...</a> is a pretty decent rundown of a mix of these things; it is specifically pointed at Elon Musk's decision to buy Twitter and make it a haven for "free speech" but it is a glimpse at what is in the future for <i>anyone</i> setting up a "free speech" platform.<p>My experience as someone who has been running a Mastodon server since 2017 is that while "we are all for FREE SPEECH, we only block what the government ABSOLUTELY requires us to block!" sounds noble, in practice nodes of the Fediverse that say this become havens for people who are only there to be assholes to other people, and any sane admin will sigh and block the whole server, because it's just going to be a continual source of rude nasty bullshit.