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Why ActivityPub over Nostr? - function only
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A community to talk about the Fediverse and all it's related services using ActivityPub (Mastodon, Lemmy, Mbin, etc).
If you wanted to get help with moderating your own community then head over to !moderators@lemmy.world!
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It's not about that even if you reduce it to purely that. Without moderation every platform becomes infested by spammers, trolls, astroturfers. Topical communities lose focus and communities become little more than hashtags.
Yup, better. Moderation should be opt-in & is better handled at the client: the user could opt-in to a "moderation community" that publishes tags their client would follow. Such curation for anyone who wants that is a better idea. Far better than moderators we don't get to choose.
Why is that better?
Debateable given that any community anywhere online still needs to remove CSAM and gore and other things.
And what do you mean by "tags" here? Just hashtags or something else? Because a hashtag under a no-moderation concept could still be hijacked.
Well I suggest you go there then, because the fediverse will never be what you want it to be.
Legal compliance is different from legally unnecessary moderation.
Not really: Nostr content is cryptographically signed. User's client subscribes to some content curators who post as signed events their tags for other events. The client processes these tagging events to filter according to the user's preferences.
Some proposals already exist:
Not the topic of discussion, which is function & protocol.
Right, so there would still need to be moderators. And if they can remove that, they can remove anything.
Right, but you're just gunna have an unpleasant time here if you loath all moderation. It's that simple.
That's why there's no limit on the number of relays (events usually publish to multiple) or subscriptions to them (clients usually subscribe to multiple).
Still off topic, and the moderators here aren't reddit moderator scum so far. The modlog offers decent transparency.