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Yeah I’m not sure “client-agnostic” is the right term, but what I mean to say is it’d be cool to be able to “pin” a certain note at the top of my profile so that no matter what client someone is using, when they go to my profile they see my pinned note at the top. Just like they see my profile pic and bio across clients.

I mean I guess I could accomplish something similar in the meantime by putting links in my profile, but having that kind of personal-virtual-billboard space is nice for people who want to highlight a particular note for new followers without just reposting it every day.

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TheGrinder 1y ago

The best thing to do here is probably to either suggest a NIP to the app of your choice and see if it's implemented or change client to a more NIP standardized client. I mostly use noStrudel because it gives me access to almost all of the "other stuff" transported by relays (including the little quality of life stuff like badges, emotes and other NIPS).

The beauty of nostr is that we can create and access ALL of social- and digital media through one client, the one of your choice. If a client wants to be "just a twitter clone" and notes is all you need or want then there is clients for that. If you want to "live the NIP standard", there is only few who actually allow that (or you have to jump around 10 sites. Still with just one "account" but you access all sites individually. Which is unnecessary if there is a NIP for that sites content.

realjode 1y ago

Why not create a very simple website & then a bot to pin your #tags to the site ? I’m sure you could get some help if you went open source and used something like GitHub.

Troy 1y ago

Early Unix systems made use of .plan and .project files for a user to provide status inforrmation to others. Bringing that functionality to a Nostr client should be trivial. Yet, I'm typing this from a client that likes to hide my text when I get to the bottom of the screen. Maybe trivial implementations aren't a good metric.