not necessarily anything _wrong_ with them, just different approaches for different use-cases, risk and compliance profiles, budgets, etc. In my opinion, they're just not extremely decentralized nor permissionless nor appropriate for very small projects. #grantless / #catallax is composed **purely** of nostr events, there's no platform anywhere. Angor is cool, just sort of complex, at least compared to basic zaps and a handful of Kinds -

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Angor is decentralised, the founders have explicitly designed the platform with this goal (deplatforming) in mind Granted (!) it's more geared towards a more serious raise, with milestones and on-chain transactions We used it to claim our @SIGit award and the process was smooth. Disclaimer - we've supported Angor in building their product. Catallax looks great, I wonder if it could become a standard for donations
You're one of the sigit guys? I've been trying to get in contact with y'all about running the project cuz the version on the web is broken and I'd like to figure out if there is a demo somewhere that's working so I can figure out it this actually meets our purposes before I spend time fixing whatever is broken
We maintain SIGit and have been working on a much improved v3 with state machines Be happy to discuss the approach, and the branch Feel free to reach out on nostrdev@proton.me with your simplex or matrix (or nostr) details