pv 😎 Update to the Iris global feed for better curation 🤙

"Iris accepts events from users that your social network has interacted with (actions such as follow, like, reply etc. that refer to the npub in question) from your 2nd degree follows and 3rd degree follows that have five or more followers.

For example, if you have a follower and let's call your follower a spammer: If nobody has ever liked, followed, replied or interacted in any (nostr event) way with the spammer then you will not see it.

Your network starts from you and who you follow and goes forward from there. Who follows you is not automatically part of your network unless any interaction happens.

The result is that you get less spam."

github.com/irislib/faq#feed-and-spam

You can always Block (private) or Report (public) any user whose feed you don't want to see.

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