Voltairine de Cleyre (1866–1912) was an American anarchist writer, lecturer, and organiser. She is best known for her essays on individual liberty, anti-authoritarianism, feminism, free thought, and labour autonomy. Initially influenced by individualist anarchism (Tucker, Spooner), she later adopted a “no-label” or “anarchism without adjectives” position, arguing that economic schools should not divide the movement. Her most noted works include *The Dominant Idea*, *Sex Slavery*, and *Direct Action*. She was a compelling public speaker, fluent in several languages, and corresponded widely across the international anarchist movement. Her life was marked by poverty, chronic illness, and a deep commitment to education and mutual aid; she taught immigrant workers English for free for years. Emma Goldman called her “the most gifted and brilliant anarchist woman America ever produced.”

Less is more

I think the first five are necessary and sufficient, the target of being a social network in the mode of the existing examples was too low a target.

Precisely. As for DNS, its installed base is the only excuse for its perpetuation. Public/private key pair signing is the only non-client server option that remains. Sensible move decentralising the NIPs, well done.

Does it work with https://gittr.space/ yet?

Indeed, 55,000 people die on Earth most days, but the coverage is disproportionate in almost every case.

Those who believe are the only ones "ruled."

Nice try. Now every nostr user is obliged to have bitcoin and subsidise the miners while the relays get? Decentralised personal and group relays are probably the best solution, you can't spam my relay, and I only hook it up with others. The word "relay" is another poor nomenclature choice. It doesn't much relay as store and forward, and it doesn't do that to the extent that say SMTP MTAs did. The motive for this, enriching miners while they do nothing and others do the actual work looks like an indirect subsidy. Fortunately it's not mandatory and if you choose it, all strength to your hand. Best outcome is this isn't yet-another-login-protocol kind of problem that complicates and reduces utility. Coming from the home of Electrum, that's no surprise.

Should I upgrade the older smaller NRS with this code? The picture didn't match, but I did anyway and now it doesn't light up and say GM any more?