Nostr is positioned to be the point where different social network protocols can converge in one place.
- Twitter => Nitter RSS feed => RSSLay relay =>Twitter Emperor is followable on nostr: nostr:npub10vx8hdzg0jjxs6g65u8s4g7g5rlvz4z7l7nypyhq9p5rfjyvcwlq8wgpgl
- Mastodon => Mostr.Pub Relay/Bridge => Mastodon CEO is followable on nostr: nostr:npub1vaz36aqfwh7uar7wwqc8eg8f86kgsh8r78gle7ehsdnwl9c98qwqr07xck
- Bluesky => Bluestream RSS feed generator => RSSLay relay => Bluesky CEO is followable on nostr: nostr:npub1fnduppkq0yksf8pk85n7lrxlh8wej7y8lj063qaq4ypkp90qkm2qzgqhhn
not a fan of rss reposting of social.
the mastodon bridge... If I reply will it carry that back across to mastodon?
what's an example of the best/ideal bridge between networks
why not just build client's that can handle multiple accounts into one feed, like my rss reader takes google alerts & searches and used to pull in twitter before the api shut down?
#[4] has mentioned that the Mastodon bridge works (more or less).
oh 🤯
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I think we need something like this, and associated profile tags so it’s always clear what you interacting with.
@bob - Bob on nostr
=bob - a bridge of bob from somewhere else
/bob - a bob bot
(This could also give clients a way to offer common prompts associated with that bot)
(it’s kinda ok that rss has 5 symbols before it because the point is one isn’t gonna interact with this one)
