I didn't know there was a distinction. In Damus or Nostrgram, is there a way to delineate "social" vs "blog"? 🤔
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The first popular nostr clients are mostly social clients, including Damus, nostrgram, Iris, Amethyst, snort.social, etc.
These "notes" don't allow modifications nor markdown.
The protocol has defined recently a new use case that allows to use nostr to publish and distribute longer form content, as blog posts.
Some nostr clients/webs have started to be developed to support this use case.
i.e. https://habla.news
#[6] is working on it, if you are interested in following its development.
These "long form content" notes allow modifications and markdown.
Planning to publish something on Habla this weekend!
much appreciated. zapped 🙏⚡
It seems impossible to figure out how to get sourced on Habla.news. What does the client filter for, anything that looks like Markdown? I doubt it, but there's no apparent About or FAQ. #[5]
habla.news shows long-form content (kind 30023 events) in the relays.
As defined in NIP-23:
NostrGram has a "Blog" filter (click the ellipsis in the top menu bar and it's under General Filters). It filters for notes of at least 300 words.