I love having a private relay and eventually I'll fix whatever's plaguing the public relay I set up, but when I do it's going to be limited to people I follow being able to write to it and it's only going to retain notes for a limited amount of time. Both are forms of censorship. People who make public relays available are surely free to do whatever they want with them?
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>People who make public relays available are surely free to do whatever they want with them?
fiatjaf in that note do NOT refers to relays ability to filter or restrict npubs. That is undeniable feature and I agree with it. Not your relay - not your notes.
But fiatjaf was referring to ability of any user of that relay to delete replies or even ban a npub to reply or mention you on a public relay.
It's a big difference and a slippery slope.
Limited retention is wise, reduces noise and promotes real-time discussion
La limitación de notas y escritores es innecesaria, impone un filtro injusto.
