Maybe we should approach the Substack people somehow and convince them to integrate with Nostr.

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I imagine their notes are mostly dead. Or so if seemed last I looked before I deleted my account and my mailing list.

Substack will not integrate nostr unless they have total moderation control.

they could easily moderate from the substack client side

How? Hiding individual notes?

exactly, or having e.g a more firmly moderated space show approved only

Wouldn’t that mean having to rely on your own relays only? What’s the point of nostr then?

They could use nip 72 moderation, an external filter, etc. Interop != censorship resistance

I follow a bunch of substacks on nostr. We updated rsslay to make markdown long form posts. You can see it running at rss.nos.social. Doesn’t work for their subscriber only content.

I found showing people yakihonne was a really powerful way of convincing people that nostr is good for long form content.