cloud fodder on Nostr: The usecase for someone like this could be a few things. WoT is for sure applicable. ...
The usecase for someone like this could be a few things. WoT is for sure applicable. Being able to store larger lists is a bonus. One real-world example I see is that we have all these DVMs, but those DVMs are unusable unless you add these special DVM relays right? The DVMs cannot interact on the public relays as they get too throttled and cannot perform their functions via limited relays. So someone might pay to subscribe to a DVM relay. They might pay to subscribe to a relay that's main focus is WoT, large lists, profiles, etc so that they don't get rugged posting a list. Things like this. I do not really see the one relay per person model as a focus, although there has been some demand for this (as backups). At some point I may offer a relay plan that is simply for backups/personal relay, but I have mostly been focusing on more community aspects of relays so far because I like the idea of organic growth and community. When you have a community relay, it contains data that is valuable to you as a client of the relay (your friends profiles, their lists, their comments, their ability to contact you).
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2024-08-17 20:11:07Event JSON
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