Primal is a nostr service, nostr goal is to fight censorship by removing the single point of failure, but primal is working exclusively as a SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE, I have days trying to use it from Argentina and it doesn't work, it's also impossible to connect directly to the relays I want because everything pases through a cache service which is the SPF This is not how nostr should be use it, if you want to add a SPF feature make it optional but not the only one, otherwise primal can be easily censored on authoritarian regimes

I just got tired of reading "President of Venezuela" in wikipedia and created a more accurate wikifreedia entry for maduro https://wikifreedia.xyz/nicolas-maduro/negrunch@mostro.network

Right now there are 749 p2p Orders that are implementing NIP-69 🤩

It's been 3 years since I wrote the first draft of what would become @Mostro, today we are a team of people working full time and our mission is clear: we’re building a platform designed from the ground up for the developing world, especially for people living under authoritarian regimes. Privacy isn’t just a luxury; it’s a matter of safety. That’s why we don’t rely on Tor, since it doesn’t work well in areas with very slow internet—something common in these regions. Instead, Mostro use Nostr and must only publish events to relays we trust, so the Mostro daemon never exposes its IP to a relay that might be a trap set by a dictator. This keeps everything simple and more private. In other words, if someone is in an authoritarian country, they can publish to their own relay, and clients will fetch that information without revealing the Mostro node’s IP to potentially hostile relays.

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