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Built Wikifreedia | Built Wikifreedia | ||
* Nostr is client-server | |||
* Data signed by keypair | |||
* Authority is that the data is signed with my key | |||
* Nostr consists of relays where data is published | |||
* Keypair signatures make Nostr censorship-resistant | |||
* Wikifreedia (WF) has no canonical entry, e.g. biography of Stalin; each is from a person's point of view | |||
* WF edits are duplication of the data with new edits | |||
* "Unless you're God you're not able to say what is the truth." | |||
* In WF model, misinformation and disinformation are to be expected | |||
* Web of Trust score is calculated for each viewer | |||
=== Larry update === | === Larry update === | ||
Revision as of 15:29, 8 March 2024
Here are the notes about the weekly meeting of the Knowledge Standards Foundation.
Attendees
Larry, Cale, John, Alex, Henry, Nancy, Sergei, Tim; also Pablof7z from Discord and James M (heard about us on Discord, consults for Red Hat, loves all things open source and interested in this project)
Action Items
Open Issues
Summary
Pablo
Built Wikifreedia
- Nostr is client-server
- Data signed by keypair
- Authority is that the data is signed with my key
- Nostr consists of relays where data is published
- Keypair signatures make Nostr censorship-resistant
- Wikifreedia (WF) has no canonical entry, e.g. biography of Stalin; each is from a person's point of view
- WF edits are duplication of the data with new edits
- "Unless you're God you're not able to say what is the truth."
- In WF model, misinformation and disinformation are to be expected
- Web of Trust score is calculated for each viewer