Elizabeth Jack 1. Content moderation is controlled by 1) the client...
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Elizabeth Jack 1. Content moderation is controlled by 1) the client b) the relay(s) you connect to 3) who you follow. Most clients take a light touch (as most people are on N*ostr are there to avoid censorship). 2. It depends. By default, expect Twitter level privacy--anything you post is visible to the world. However, there are relays that work over Tor, and accept Monero as payment. Privacy / anonymity / access control improvements are still a very active area of development. 3. I expect Facebook either does or will heavily throttle n*ostr posts. I inserted an asterick to avoid Facebook censorship. Remove the asterick to get the real name.