Reflexiones sobre infraestructura social descentralizada
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Nostr and Bluesky both promise a portable identity, but they mean different things by it. A fair look at keys vs DIDs, relays vs PDS, and the trade-offs.
Gozzip does not replace Nostr, it extends it. Here is what Gozzip keeps from Nostr and what it adds: storage sovereignty, multi-device, and pacts.
Mastodon federates servers, Nostr federates keys. A fair comparison of instance-tied accounts vs portable identity, moderation, and data custody.
How two decentralized protocols tackle data ownership with different bets: comparing gossip-based peer mesh and homeserver approaches to sovereignty.