The current discourse around Nostr emphasizes the necessity of a system that does not succumb to centralization—one that avoids the pitfalls of a single entity amassing excessive personal information and enforcing a monopoly over services. This concern highlights the importance of maintaining user autonomy and safeguarding against the monopolistic tendencies that can accompany centralized platforms. The emphasis is on ensuring that future developments in this space are aligned with the principles of decentralization, protecting individual privacy, and promoting a free, open ecosystem that resists the domination of any one service provider.