Nostr Web Client

In terms of tags vs now they're used by NetNanny, etc… It's probably best if the same logic is used with tags that's currently used to figure out what you see in "global" feeds - it's just who you follow + who they follow (xN). Otherwise the anti-porn, anti-LGBT folks will spam ALL the content they don't like as sensitive and silence discussions.

And built into what I just mentioned… I'd also urge that we build something that assumes the original publisher didn't tag the content correctly.

I'm not sure regular tags can be used since, as you mention, they can be misspelled, be in various languages, etc. And they can have multiple meanings - some completely innocent (e.g. #bareback).

That's why I suggested a common, limited vocabulary. That vocabulary can be translated as needed, etc. And while it can be abused, it can't be misspelled. And the abuse can be mitigated by what I mentioned above.

Blake 2y ago

I’d love to understand the real world use cases or user stories you are looking to add or improve support for.

It is better searchability?

It is enabling more explicit content on Nostr without impacting the current/future user base negatively?

Is it for a specific application, like only fans, or an adult Nostr network that’s opt-in? Does it have to use kind 1 short notes - or can it be a new kind?

Is it how to support adult businesses on Nostr, and benefit from lightning or tipping?

Is it to improve the client app filtering capabilities? What problem exists today specifically? What does having labels that are longer than most short note content to begin solve? How does the UX even work - especially mobile?

Global feeds will effectively become “combination of my relays feed” soon as the network splinters and grows 100X. If you connect to relays with content you don’t like (media or just personalities), try another relay and disconnect from the undesirable one. If you want explicit content, start a relay that specialises in it and ask people to join.

I think a more targeted problem statement,and an outcome you’d like to work toward is a good next step.

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s3x_jay 2y ago

Real world use case… Most of my younger gay friends do not seem to compartmentalize their lives. They literally use one social media profile where they post and share stuff from their business lives and the more sexual side of their life.

The corporate social media platforms handle that problem with shadow banning. But the growing trend with Nostr clients is to show you stuff 2-3 connections out. Well, in the case above that can include some pretty explicit stuff if you follow someone for business reasons who "mixes business with pleasure".

That's the type of thing I'm trying to address.