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> The whole premise of Nostr is that you consider your access point hostile, yet its provider is still offering one.

I'm confused. Doesn't this apply to a lot of projects offering hosting for E2EE services? Why should it be a problem?

As I said in my post - if you read it - private communication and social media are not the same. The expectations are different. On a social media platform you want some level of persistence, you want someone to be able to nurture a healthy discussion culture.

But if all of your users were just fine, there are barely any advantages over a federated platform where you can migrate; much more disadvantages instead.

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