In GunDB, this was a non-issue. For every new app, a user would just have a new node in their graph for all of the app data. But in nostr, there is no concept of user data. Just a flat hierarchy of events associated with pubkeys. View quoted note →

Thinking about niche apps that use Nostr. Think movie reviews for example. What is the best way to do it without suggesting that users make new nostr accounts? 1. Create a new event kind for the app. The user is still polluting their other app feeds with these niche app events. That is ok for a few events, but imagine they are power users on these other niche apps. 2. Somehow specify that in the app, they will only post to specific relays that are only for this app data. Well, what is the point of having one universal account if nobody knows what apps you’re using or where you’re posting? You’re sequestered on this totally isolated relay for this app that no one will know about. And you also then need every niche app developer to be a sys admin running their own relay as well! Increasing the friction for app developers

NIP-32 Community Notes when?? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F44hYinWkAAZgdX?format=jpg&name=medium

Wikipedia on nostr looks cool View quoted note →

I look forward to when @primal finds a way to build an ad network. People will complain, but it will be a major milestone for Nostr. Clients finding a way to make money other than donations or “premium” subscriptions.

I would like a small social app. Something to facilitate family and friends. Not about connecting globally over some topic. Profiles are public but posts are not. Maybe limit friends to 150 or something

What happens to Nostr if Github takes down the NIP repo? Real question View quoted note →

First impression of #Ahsoka is really good. Good production design, hot characters, interesting story

Nostr is really gonna pop off during this upcoming election cycle. No censorship, etc