my feeling is that people invested in other protocols are pr...

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my feeling is that people invested in other protocols are probably the hardest to ''convert''. Protocols compete, you are basically the enemy, because the thing you promote directly undermines the thing they are tied to.
I clicked the link and it claims Activitypub has private content, and i am not sure how that is the case in a way that Nostr does not also offer privacy, i.e. simply by having stuff on a relay that restricts reads. Maybe I am missing something, but does ActivityPub's privacy also not just come down to a server that restricts reads?
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