Super Testnet on Nostr: Why does permissionless makes it ethically wrong to discourage behavior X? Just ...
Why does permissionless makes it ethically wrong to discourage behavior X? Just because someone *can* do X does not mean X is good. If I think X is a bad choice then it seems perfectly fine for me to discourage it.
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