If #nostr had a good tagging system, most of you would have tags on your profiles showing questions you've never properly answered I would have put a tag on eliza's public key for refusing to show where I supposedly threatened to kill her after she accused me of that Everyone would be able to see "this user has a tag from whoever loves Digit saying they make accusations of threats and then refuse to clarify" The tag would have a link to one of the times I asked her about this, or one of the times she's posted about it If I lied or the situation changed, eliza could put a tag on my tag linking to where she answered. So everyone would be able to see "this user has a follow up tag saying she did answer here" For a while, the vast majority of people would have tags on their profiles for topics they're delusional about. But this would change society over time and make people less delusional. You'd want to be able to add those follow up tags that show where you've answered stuff. But if you just keep using weasel words and never actually answering certain questions, everyone would be able to see that. "This user is tagged for never answering this question, oh wait they have a counter tag that leads to this reply where they answered, oh wait they still didn't really answer here it's just weasel words" If it doesn't bother you to leave it like that, you'd keep getting follow-ups. People would keep being like "hey, you listed this reply as where you answered this question, but this actually looks like you just changed the subject" This would work for stuff other than questions people refuse to answer. Abusive behavior people refuse to apologize for would show up too. I would have a tag on the profile of @𝕾𝖊𝖗 𝕾𝖑𝖊𝖊𝖕𝖞 for never apologizing after gaslighting me about Digit being dead while she was alive the whole time. If he actually apologized, I'd update the tag to show how long it took him (it's already been months). He could ignore it, but it would show up when people who follow me check his profile. He could add a counter-tag saying he apologized with a link to some random reply where he didn't actually apologize, but people would notice. And we don't actually need a tagging system to keep track of this shit, I only brought up the idea of the tagging system to get you thinking about it Because this is what I'm doing on here naturally, just as a person without a system to help manage it. I keep asking @eliza where I supposedly threatened to kill her. She keeps ignoring me. She could keep replying with a link to where she answered if there was a place where she answered. And more people could join in asking about it if they cared, just like devs could add a robust tagging system to nostr if they cared