ua.m.v on Nostr: Began discussing this a bit in this thread if you drill into the comments. #[2]

Began discussing this a bit in this thread if you drill into the comments.

quoting nevent1q…fkyg

Do relays have to disclose this information (see quoted note below)? If so, where can it be found? And, if not, I believe this need be strongly encouraged or even built as a user-configurable restriction within the protocol. It could exist as an additional note tag - whether or not a note is available for rebroadcasting outside the relays set in a users .well-known/nostr.json file.


My preference, and I think many new user’s assumption, is that notes are published only to those relays on which I/they have opted to write. A restriction of this sort should also make running delete events more reliable. If nostr is to be a censorship-resistant protocol, keeping content control in the hands of the author seems key.


Your thoughts?


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