Re: [w3c/push-api] A javascript api for sending push notifications to others (#303)

I am really curious about this... However I can't think of any real word scenario where P2P web push can be used. 

A user would share his endpoint directly with other users, but **notifications are associated to a domain name!** (and to its authority, permissions, etc.). 

A random user that receives the endpoint of another user can:

1. share the endpoint with the world
2. someone can send phishing or any other dangerous content to that user

... And the domain displayed (that will be probably blocked by antivirus, etc) is the domain. I don't think that your reasoning can be applied to real world applications, but only to demo applications.

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