I just posted about this, actually:

This is a complex problem to actually solve in a general way. The trouble is using publication for the trust chain is inherently linkable. So you just keep kicking the privacy can down the pseudonymous road. We solved this in Zsub with a sigma protocol we call Heavy to create hidden webs of trust.

When says Nostr is identity, he's not wrong. But I would add something. Identity is relational, but it's not JUST relational. Identity must include a private personal core and private personal relationships organized around it. Public identities are like the parts of the plant you see above the ground. But a seed needs soil first, to put down tender roots in the dark. That's why seed self-custody and private relationships are just as important to the identity problem as public keys are. That's why we're building a hidden web of trust with Zsub: the part beneath the surface. The reason strong cryptography never became properly usable for everyone is that we never built that part. We're building it. https://zsubmesh.net/essays/johnny-can.html

57 channels and nothing on.

Security for enemies.

Did you have the song "small axe" in mind when you picked the logo?

Nice! I love this.

Nostr funniest wen number go down 😎 58k gang, let's go!

Corpus Christi procession ready?

This is a pretty good take on Nostr. The end is like a litany in support of what I said in the essay below. I'll zap everything in my wallet to the first person who show that they get why I said that. https://zsubmesh.net/essays/johnny-can.html

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Accurate

I'm aware of them. They are both solving different problems in different ways. They are things you can join. Zsub joins you.