@Zapstore it seems like gaming on Android handhelds is becoming more mainstream. But everything works with emulation and sideloading, which might be too complex for lots of people. Do you have any plans to acquire more users through this opportunity?

Just watched this video: ​It’s about GameDate, a project aimed at reviving "dead" multiplayer games. Currently, the website works without any login or signup to keep the friction low and interaction simple. ​While that's great, I think this app would benefit immensely from Nostr as a decentralized social layer. It would keep the "open" spirit while adding a much-needed identity and communication layer across relays. ​What do you guys think? Could this be the perfect match? #asknostr

Recently, fluxer.app has been gaining massive traction as Discord continues to restrict user freedom with invasive KYC and age-verification processes. The program is open-source and its UI is nearly identical to Discord, making it incredibly easy for regular users to adopt. ​Has anyone looked into the idea of adding Nostr functionality directly to Fluxer? Using Nostr for identity or backend routing could be a huge opportunity to push the protocol forward by leveraging a UI that people already know and like. What are your thoughts? #asknostr

GitHub

GitHub - fluxerapp/fluxer: A free and open source instant messaging and VoIP chat app built for friends, groups, and communities.

A free and open source instant messaging and VoIP chat app built for friends, groups, and communities. - fluxerapp/fluxer