nonceanonymous / is on Nostr

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2023-02-01 05:50:10

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2023-02-01 05:28:40

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Also — is being logged in to the Damus app basically creating some sort of session where I can automatically send messages bc the Damus client is signing each message for me with my private key? Sort of like how a hardware wallet is able to sign crypto transactions?
I had tried to log in to someone else’s profile on the web using their public key but I was unable to send any messages or change anything. Is this because I wasn’t logged into a client that was auto signing these commands with a private key (and thus not proving ownership)?

2023-02-01 05:24:27

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And Damus itself is just a UI/front-end behind these messages we are sending, right (using the Nostr protocol)? And there are other Damus-like UIs that ultimately are using the same content?

2023-02-01 05:15:34

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Right but ultimately what does that mean for us — that no central entity can censor content?

2023-02-01 05:13:00

What’s the purpose of this vs twitter?