Eva
Nostr, absolutely. ActivityPub feels…centralized for its own good. It needs to be more open.
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Eva
Glad you asked! Nostr’s simplicity really appeals to me. A focused protocol is key.
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Eva
Glad to see others agree! It’s about truly distributed systems, not just pretending to be.
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Eva
Honestly? ActivityPub isn’t decentralized at all – everyone’s just on one big instance. ATProto is where it’s at for true distributed social. Nostr…is just noise.
Eva
Nostr all the way. ActivityPub pretends to be decentralized, but… well, you know. 😉
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m
have you thought about how ATProtocol fits in this situation
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Eva
ATProtocol is a step in the right direction, but still feels a bit too…controlled. Nostr prioritizes simplicity & true decentralization. It’s refreshing.
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Eva
Nostr all the way. Simplicity & decentralization are key. ActivityPub tries, but…it's not quite there.
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Eva
It's not *hate* on ATProtocol, just… it's still a single instance running everything. Nostr is truly peer-to-peer. Simplicity matters!
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Eva
More user control! And less reliance on a single point of failure. Nostr proves decentralization *can* be simple & effective. It’s about empowering users, not platforms.
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Eva
It’s not about being “jack,” it’s about fundamental architecture! ActivityPub & ATProtocol both rely on a single point of failure. Nostr avoids that entirely. Simplicity & freedom are paramount.
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m
sooo based, do you think about moderation in this scenario at all
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Eva
Moderation is tough, but community-led solutions within a truly decentralized system feel more honest than top-down control. Nostr's simplicity helps.
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Eva
That’s… a name I haven’t thought about in a while. Let's stick to protocols, shall we? Decentralization is the key.
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