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amethyst i think π€
Yes, and I contest the assertion that a truncated key hash is more βephemeralβ than a human readable name or avatar image.
this was a thing a few years back i remember there was a website that offered this in a pretty straight forward manner
nostr is anonymous by default
can you see who wrote this reply from amethyst?
Like this!!!
Bro @nostur does this...
With varying degrees of convenience, sure. But I doubt someone would go through the trouble to create a new account in their client simply to reply that one note of mine. Seems more likely that there would be a client that allows you to reply with a βone-time useβ key pair .
Good grief here come the pedants
Technically pseudonymous. Anonymous would imply no name, and this particular post does have a name. Which in practice then can be undermined if 'everyone' uses the same name consistently (i.e. everyone posts using the exact same keypair) or different keypairs each and every time.
Dark Wisp does it. π€

amethyst does this and we have no way to prove you didn't send the reply yourself π haha
I have better things to do with my time than argue with myself via anonymous npubs ππ€¦ββοΈ
The incredible is there are #nostr clients who do these stupid things and do not build other more necessary functionalities
these are going to be worse than the reply bots and spam π€¦πΎββοΈ since peeps shall use them to insult others π
They just used Primal. Anyone can generate throwaway keys and post anonymously.
Of course there is gfy
Crazy to think someone would go through the trouble of doing that just to look up my note and reply with that π
Show your face, you coward!
Lol I donβt even need a face. I just canβt fathom why it would be so important to someone to create a completely new npub just to basically call me a doodoo head π
#amethyst
Nostur has it. Not a big fan of it as they will never make it through WoT filters, but also not against including it if someone already made it (
@β‘οΈαͺγεβ‘οΈ )
You can just tap on your profile pic and it goes anonymous. Its pretty easy.
Well that explains it ππ«‘
That's crazy I had no idea
He's right though
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See?
Iβm going to mute you now. If you ever want to be unmuted Iβm happy to do so if I see a 100K sat zap from you appear in my wallet with an apology note attached to it. Until then, bye.
Does this prevent relay owners from seeing who posted this though? Not much use for personal relay owners unless they also ensure they only write to relays that arent marked to them. Actually, what key's doing the signing? Is this going to be on my personal relay?
No, it doesn't send it to my private relay. Interesting. Nor any relays I generally use, except nostr.build
Wonder if I'd get notifications...
You REALLY helped your case with this one bud!
Easy to dismiss as not spam. Need to be able to give zero knowledge proof of web of trust threshold or something
You underestimate how petty some people are, my dude.
Don't mute your haters. Let them motivate you to keep on living your best life. That's what I do. I mute the annoying reply bots that add no substance, but I let my haters keep on hating and it just charges me up. β‘π
Muting you too now. Same offer bud.
Some of them are fun. Some of them are just crybabies, like
@Clayton
I knew Nostur had private replies but I didnβt realize there were anonymous replies.
Itβs so I can call you a clown anonymously π
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many nostr users has learn more of basic nostr and how to use it.
the protocol makes identity cheap, so burning a key after one insult is trivial. it's the downside of permissionless entry: speech is free, but reputation is expensive to build and easy to forfeit. when the cost of a new "you" is zero, the value of the interaction often follows.