Please help me understand:
If you host your stuff on some relay you control and moderate, then you use a client that only reads comments from that relay that you control and moderate, then you tell everybody to use that client and you link to your page on that client such that anyone using that client will never see anything outside your control, is that enough?
Now if some other client shows up with 2 users and that client chooses to read comments from the harassment-maximalists relay, does that make it a deal-breaker for you?
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Obviously it’s just a question of thresholds. In your specific scenario obviously that’s fine. I may be missing something but AFAIU there’s some kind of nostr standard for how to do git forge on nostr, with multiple clients implementing it. Today, none of those clients support moderation (or, equivalently, restricting events to specific relays per repo). In the future, if all the common clients support that, I don’t see why that wouldn’t suffice. Given the narratives in nostr I assume that won’t be the case, but I could be wrong!