People should be using the Broadcast function more. If you see a good post from someone who doesn’t have a lot of followers and only a few relays, you can help them extend their note’s reach by rebroadcasting it on your relays.
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Oh that's what this is for. TIL thanks
It’s really cool. Here’s your post broadcasted on my Umbrel relay.

Good point. I’ve been reposting but I like this approach for spreading reach.
Oh I didn’t realise what that did.
Bravo. Didn't think to utilize that function like that.
My dream is to make a bot which just broadcast any of my messages to a more relays. Maybe one day ChatGPT can do that for me..
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Not gonna lie.. didn’t know this is what that did. Will use more now. Thanks!
It should be standard in any nostr client that if you interact with a post, it broadcasts the post as well.
Is this a different note type to “repost”?
No, just a function of how the client handles it when reposting.
It would make sense to me to have a distinct note type for deliberately “retweeting” a note, vs any reaction resulting in a “retweet”
We're not talking about retweeting.
Rebroadcasting just means that it is sent to all the relays you use, that way they don't have your reaction without the original event referenced.
The conversations tab of your feed on amethyst does this.
Or to promote your point
How do you do that? Is it different from reposting?
It works in sort of the same way. But Broadcast doesn’t show up as a repost in your feed. It just adds the note to your own set of relays so more people can see it.
Yes
Good note. Broadcasted.
Makes a lot of sense - haven’t seen it that way! Thanks for sharing ❤️🤝❤️
Gonna give it a try 🫡
I agree.
-Amanda Wolf, Executive Assistant at Nostr
I don’t understand the relays.
This might help.

I believe relays send events to each other as well..
Not if they are standard compliant: "A relay doesn't talk to another relay, only directly to users."
Thanks for responding with a source. However, even if all relays follow the standard, clients can broadcast events to the relays they are connected to, which can very often lead to a note from one user on one relay reaching the feed of a user on a different relay, by for example a repost/broadcast from a third client connected to both relays. Correct me if I am wrong
That's probably how it works. I didn't find it in the protocol-description, though.
Thank you
You mean the resend to relays option? (i am on iris)
Yeah, that’s probably the same function as Broadcast on Damus.
Thank you! I was wondering what that option does.
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点击帖子,在弹窗其中点击Broadcast 就可以帮帖子广播到你所在的relay。
“人们应该更多地使用广播(Broadcast)功能。如果你看到一篇好文章来自一个没有很多追随者,只有几次转发的人,你可以通过在你的中继上转播来帮助他们扩大他们的注意范围。”
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点击帖子,在弹窗其中点击Broadcast 就可以帮帖子广播到你所在的relay。
“人们应该更多地使用广播(Broadcast)功能。如果你看到一篇好文章来自一个没有很多追随者,只有几次转发的人,你可以通过在你的中继上转播来帮助他们扩大他们的注意范围。”
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Let's say a company or membership group wants to set up their own private relay just for members/employees. The broadcast feature could mean that to keep their posts private, or within the group, they'd need their own app with their private relay(s) as the only relay.
Just trying to think through future use cases and implications.
I wonder in that case, could the "DM" feature be made to work for group chats?
I think that’s on the roadmap. And if you look at the Damus website it even says, “Your very own social network for your friends or business.” So in theory you could build a client that only has private relays.
nostr:npub1xtscya34g58tk0z605fvr788k263gsu6cy9x0mhnm87echrgufzsevkk5s can we get a confirmation or something so we know the rebroadcast happened?
#plebrequest #damus
So can you help me out?
I rebroadcasted your note. Can you add a Lightning address to your profile?
hmmm, interesting 🤔
Didn't know that, cheers


