dtonon on Nostr: What's the case for putting your own *write* relay behind auth for all readers? I see ...
What's the case for putting your own *write* relay behind auth for all readers?
I see an increasing trend for this kind of config, and I cannot I understand the utility, aside from avoiding stressing the relay, and collecting data.
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