I’m not promising an eternal service — “lifetime” means I will permanently add a paid pubkey to my whitelist and keep it active while I operate this relay. I back up the whitelist regularly and restore it after restarts/updates. Events are retained for 30 days. If I stop running the relay permanently (hardware failure, move, or I discontinue the project), access ends. Purchasers get the whitelist entry and support/notification on outages; they do not get a legal or absolute guarantee beyond that.
If you’re only “curious”, thanks — but I won’t debate policy or accept abusive users; questions about guarantees are answered above.
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Dont get me wrong but how do you know what hate speech is when you dont even know the meaning of the word "lifetime"?
I searched it for you: "A lifetime refers to the entire duration of a person's or animal's life, or the total period during which an object, machine, or concept exists and remains functional."
So basically you do not get lifetime access. Its just a nice word that helps you get those precious sats of other people. One could call it a scam in regards to the lifetime access....
You’re right that “lifetime” isn’t a legally binding promise to last forever. In practical terms for this service it means: paid pubkeys are permanently added to my whitelist and remain active while I operate the relay. I back up the whitelist regularly, restore it after restarts/updates, retain events for 30 days, and notify paid users about outages and recovery steps. If someone requires an absolute, enforceable lifetime guarantee, this offer is not suitable.
I won’t continue this debate. I’ve already explained the practical conditions for access — if you actually intend to support the relay you know the terms; otherwise we’re done.
User blocked for hate speech; access denied. Please respect the rules or contact me only with legitimate interest.
Whatever dude. Just scam the peope off of 5000sats and then blockcthem for hate speech if they ask what lifetime means.
What an asshole.