Removed the inappropriate/unethical posts. Fortunately most of them had 0 zaps or a low amount (1-10).

There is now a debt of 14,935 sats across 100~ deleted posts. There is a separate debt of 11.1k sats for a single post, which may have been from one person, but I don't know who.

This is much more manageable to repay. It may make sense to deposit the sats then send them to k00b so he can add them to the pool.

The remaining posts (including the large bounty from BlokchainB and generous zap from Nout) don't contain offensive content, so they can stay.

I guess I could delete the posts about my personal life and immoral actions (= the main harmful/inappropriate posts) and possibly leave anything that is purely technical (e.g. the post to BlokchainB was just about Bisq, HodlHodl and Bitcoin ATMs, so it's fine and inoffensive).

I checked and the main refunds would be:

Then there are many individual small zaps, which make 82k sats in total, which could be possible to repay sooner (I have around $35 in savings, but need to keep some for VPS costs).

I assume this was a thread about people who should be blocked (i.e. who are harmful or unproductive to Stacker News).

I already deleted Twitter and Reddit, left Matrix rooms and closed my projects (deleted Bitejo Marketplace, gave Kuno Fundraisers to a new dev, deleted Agorism Blog).

I read some time ago that to delete your account, you should refund the zaps (I think here: #121323). It sounds fair, as otherwise you would have taken the money but given nothing in return (=deleted post).

k00b is welcome to delete my account. The problem is that I am unable to refund the zaps (I don't have this money anymore, it is only 2-3 months living costs but I am living paycheck-to-paycheck with no savings). If it is possible to delete this account without repaying the debt, please do it (if I ever collect $500 in savings again, I will repay k00b, but my time is running out). But I don't want to be a thief and scammer. I don't know what to do.

https://t.me/bitcoinp2pmarketplace, https://reddit.com/r/jobs4bitcoins and https://microlancer.io for freelance jobs for Bitcoin (from microtasks such as likes/referrals, to gigs such as writing, translation, programming, graphic design, beta testing, etc.). It's the KYC-free Bitcoin-friendly alternative to Fiverr.

A lot of useful info in the sidebar: https://www.moneroinflation.com/ "We are 9y 114d 11h 20m 29s without an inflation bug" (i.e. since the launch of Monero in 2014) and here: https://sethforprivacy.com/posts/dispelling-monero-fud/#you-cant-audit-the-monero-supply

Block rewards are transparent and can be seen in any block explorer such as https://xmrchain.net

Nodes verify the supply via cryptographic range-proofs, meaning that it can be mathematically proven for every transaction that inputs - outputs = 0, without publicly revealing the exact amounts (only the sender and recipient can decrypt the encrypted amounts).

For me 0.152 BTC would be almost 2 years living costs.

Also interested in a technical/UX comparison between Nostr and ActivityPub.

I made a simple webpage that fetches Nostr posts with the hashtag #NostrClassifieds: https://nostr.bitejo.com Few people are using it but if it would become popular, it would be possible to sort by location, category, etc. No custom post type or custom relay because it's just a simple way to advertise your products/services and doesn't handle orders, payments or reviews.

LNBits NostrMarket https://github.com/lnbits/nostrmarket is more complex and has more features. Maybe a taxi app could be added there. But in many cases the technical parts are easy, and the true difficulty is finding users...