Nostr Web Client

It looks like you're trying to not store people's keys forever, which I understand.

But even if you're not going to do it I think it could be a nice model to have a generic custodial bunker that could be used anywhere, and then after 1, 2, 3 months it would start sending emails to the person like you mentioned, and after 6 months maybe send them their keys and delete them locally.

brugeman 1y ago

I agree, Flotilla could gradually teach people about remote signing, i.e. using Flotilla's affiliated apps (Coracle) - "Now try to login to Coracle using this bunker-url etc". And then users would probably try to login to other apps. And then after a while you could explain that users should migrate to non-custodial signer so you could reduce risks for the user and yourself.

I wonder though whether we're shooting ourselves in the foot by trying to make the learning curve less steep... Instead of teaching users once "here is how you use Nostr - get a proper signer app and put keys there", we create these longer multi-step long-lasting flows which might create more confusion in the end. Still not clear to me where the balance is.

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fiatjaf 1y ago

I think we will never know and there are millions of people out there and each will deal better with a different experience. Anyone who thinks they know what is the "best normie UX" is just delusional. The only thing we can do is try multiple approaches and do our possible best in each one of them.

atyh 1y ago

“Anyone who thinks they know what is the "best normie UX" is just delusional. The only thing we can do is try multiple approaches and do our possible best in each one of them.”

oh my gosh, thank you.