You don't realize how privileged you are until you get to see the other end of the spectrum.

Fear of the unknown will be there as long as you can't make up your mind. As soon as you accept the reality though, you won't be afraid anymore.

Even if you have confidence on yourself, it's good to read at least once what you've written. And it's better to do multiple revisions with enough time gaps between them. It's one thing to be confident and whole other to neglect the due diligence. #Writing #WritingTips #WritingAdvice

@Cody any plan on adding zap-notification? Meaning, when someone zap you, it'll show up in the notifications.

I've changed my NIP-05 Address and NIP-57 Address, but #Njump is still showing my earlier NIP-05 and NIP-57. How do I update these info on njump.me? #AskNostr

@Cody I added some relays on #Jumble from a device and it didn't store/saved them against my account on Jumble in another device. Would you please consider adding a feature to Jumble that saves/keeps the relay list across different devices? Also, will we have translation feature for a note, either automatic or manual, on Jumble?

Is there a way to create a group or a community on #Nostr? It could be something like Facebook Group. #AskNostr

I agree with @fiatjaf that we are better off without the editing feature on #Nostr. As much as I'd love to have this feature, the rational part of me doesn't want it because it'll give people incentive to take advantage of this feature and other people. People often misuse the editing feature on other social platforms to mislead others. They engage people with a false emotional story or others and when they've got enough engagement on the post, they'd edit it to make the post about something else, often for marketing or promotional purposes. People give reactions to the post based on the original post. We shouldn't give people the incentive to misuse technology. Editing has its advantages, yes. But you can always delete the post you want to correct and re-post it. #NostrEditing #EditFeature #Editing

The case against edits