Isn't that what we always do, reinvent the same forms of communication over and over again with different technological substrates?

I'm looking forward to seeing what you're coming up with, this is very interesting, and yes tricky. Also looking forward to what you come up with at @newpublic.org

yeah nostr relays have the ability to auth and know who's connecting to request user data

This is what we released for private data and groups on Nostr... github.com/marmot-proto... A lot of which probably applies to ATprotocol.

Maybe just a link to a GH markdown file for devs and technical folks. I agree the audience issue is tricky. Nobody seems to care divine.video is open source for example.

I'm super interested in the idea of adding privacy to ATprotocol. But it's tricky if you want to do it without ATprotocol.... And hard to explain to users. Similar to how I struggle with all the extensions to nostr needed to make @divine.video work.

If going to engage in government it’s going to be where I live in Aotearoa New Zealand. Where so far we’ve avoided the efforts to ban the internet in the moral panic of “protecting the kids” we’re seeing across the ditch.

oops this didn't work ;-D

Silicone valley tech companies have sold themselves as utopian counterculture projects and then turned around and enclosed the commons over and over. The skepticism people have is understandable.

centered around users having fundamental rights around social media that I lay out in rights.social

Open internet, mutual aid, coops, social justice, etc for decades. It’s all exceedingly well documented. Recently I put out a podcast talking about all of this at @revolution.social

I get it that people don’t trust me. I’m not asking you to trust me. That’s why I build open source old protocols

We’re not an AI company. We’re not giving or selling people’s content for AI training. It clearly says so in our FAQ at divine.video/faq I assume this rumor started because everyone distrusts tech companies. But you find who I am and what I’m about by searching about me. I’ve been working for an

Also if you ask people who have worked for me they will warn you off. Apparently it’s not easy to work for a chaos monkey with the attention span of a goldfish.