Agreed... Client devs, especially mobile client devs, may be low-hanging fruit. And I guess that “My client just provides a WebSocket between the client and the relay” will work about as well as the old “Demonoid is just an indexer and search engine” excuse. Still, as someone almost strictly on the relay side of things, I don’t think pushing all responsibility to clients with a "I’m just running some JSON backend thing" stance is going to hold up either. At a bare minimum, relay software should offer proper tools to manage Kind 0, Kind 1, and NIP-23 content. And folks running additional things like Blossom, NIP-96, etc., need solid ways to moderate media. At the moment, Haven has neither. Well... the moderation tools are basically the file system and a database client 😅. I haven’t played with relay.tools myself, but given the scale of some relays running on it, I assume you already have some moderation tooling in place. I think that both client and relay software devs have to work with operators (and you and I are both people playing both roles at the moment).