{ "id": "68c4cc750571955627659194b52727566113b167a111e97cadbbea0dced5af21", "pubkey": "5ea4648045bb1ff222655ddd36e6dceddc43590c26090c486bef38ef450da5bd", "created_at": 1769599332, "kind": 22, "tags": [ [ "title", "How Nostr is pro-censorship" ], [ "imeta", "url https://cdn.satellite.earth/756de1c3a4fe5db9df6804231888f7268e87cbf3f21eaf88f435c4168cc68bad.mp4", "m video/mp4", "dim 1920x1080", "x 756de1c3a4fe5db9df6804231888f7268e87cbf3f21eaf88f435c4168cc68bad" ], [ "published_at", "1769599332" ], [ "duration", "81" ], [ "alt", "How Nostr is pro-censorship" ], [ "t", "shortstr" ], [ "p", "5ea4648045bb1ff222655ddd36e6dceddc43590c26090c486bef38ef450da5bd" ], [ "client", "blossom-video.shakespeare.wtf" ] ], "content": "Constant explains how Nostr's core principle isn't really censorship-resistance, but actually freedom of association, and how that allows relays, i.e. servers owned by specific people or organizations -- micro-platforms if you will --, to have any rules they want or apply any arbitrary criteria they decide to allow or disallow entrance in their domains without having to care about defending some undefined banner of \"free speech\" that doesn't really mean anything.", "sig": "bce79b870e97c53f58450962c0c668d573efe86f716376b9a06eb586932fb990251d195e175b3956a804d3eec900826474d21f17893c96863016513e48953ba0" }