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Matt Haldane _@matthaldane.com 2 years ago
An enthusiastic group of pro bono programmers strewn across the globe, including in Hong Kong, are building the open source, crypto-focused super app of Elon Musk’s dreams – but without the app. Featuring @Sherry and @gsovereignty
South China Morning Post
A decentralised ‘super app’ backed by Jack Dorsey sees rising interest in China
The Nostr social media protocol has elicited such enthusiasm in users that there are dedicated podcasts, newsletters and conferences, including in ...

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Chris Liss liss@getalby.com 2 years ago
Followed him, read the article, now unfollowing. We don’t need more pseudo-journalists deriding views or sanctioned by the state with the “conspiracy theory” trope. Nice to see NOSTR get some pub, but hard pass on gaslighters.
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bitcoinaz bitcoinaz@primal.net 2 years ago
Maybe the nuance should have been "just like on other social media platforms/protocols" or maybe you're right, scrap it all together... I see a lot less misinformation and nazis on Nostr than Twitter. image
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Chris Liss liss@getalby.com 2 years ago
His examples were ludicrous — you mean theories about an event the 1960s that is *still* classified! Heaven forfend! About covid vaccines! Like take “this and you won’t get covid!” Parroting that conspiracy theory trope in 2023 isn’t just ignorance, it’s malfeasance, dereliction.
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