If you are on Amethyst can you check the trending on mostr DVM 👀 (it's not deployed yet, it's using your filter relay rn)
If you still found the content that you don't want then you can also probably tweak it with confidence score parameter setting
https://github.com/atrifat/nostr-filter-relay/blob/main/USAGE.md
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It btw seems that some nostriches appear there too, not just bridged accounts 👀
It works. But it seems there are mixed events with nostr native user (non bridged). 🤔
How did you fetch the events? Does it using parameter user=activitypub ?
Yeah that's the relay I'm using with the flag
(btw great example of the content coming from there lol)
Hmm it seems weird need to debug it 😅
I have tested using nak manually
nak req -k 1 -l 2000 wss://nfrelay.app/?user=activitypub | grep -v activitypub
It gives 0 since the returned events because all the returned value were all from mostr.
While
nak req -k 1 -l 2000 wss://nfrelay.app/?user=activitypub | grep activitypub
Show all the activitypub events
Doesn't seem to make a difference if I have the ?user= or not 😅
Ah maybe it was entries in the local dB from before. Cleaned it now. Any plans to enable negentropy?
Oh, does it work for now?
If not I think the probably reason is you fetch kind 7 directly with wss://nfrelay.app/?user=activitypub ? Right?
["REQ","subid",{"kinds":[7]}]
Currently filter logic in nfrelay.app only process REQ with kind 1. So you can't directly use kind 7 with any filter for now. Other kind beside kind 1 is not filtered 😅
You can probably use those kind 7 but need to check again from "e" tag in those kind 7 to nfrelay.app . Did certain kind 1 exist with those "e" tag
["REQ","subid",{"kinds":[1], "ids":["eventId1", "eventId2"]}]
into wss://nfrelay.app/?user=activitypub
> Negentropy implementation
Not at the moment. I think will add into backlog feature later. Currently want to finish the main features at first.
nostr:npub1nxa4tywfz9nqp7z9zp7nr7d4nchhclsf58lcqt5y782rmf2hefjquaa6q8 Did you deactivate Mostr DVM? It seems there is no response in the last few days