Here’s an issue I don’t have a solution for yet:
there are a fair number of people whose notes I want to see, but maybe they only come on and write notes once in awhile. And y’all who wrote notes a lot are super fun and entertaining, and just bury the quieter folks.
What do y’all do about this? In the old days there were lists. Is there a nostr way that some of you like to use?
I think about this a lot. In my opinion, we should resist algorithms manipulating the timeline, but I often wonder what and who I’m missing because of time zone differences, infrequent posting, etc.
Same here, I would love to have multiple follows lists.
I have a barebones list of my own in a notepad but damn it’s tedious copy-pasting
My follows list is the product of hours of grinding out based npubs from #Bitcoin Twitter. Strong starting point 🥹
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Just a Boomer having fun stacking sats. I was already following you mainly because you’re verified.
If your client is smart it could do "only X posts per person per day, sorted by most liked/zapped", but it would have to fetch all posts in a single go (or use other smartness to get this behavior).
Then clients could also do adaptive sorting/shifting, where it makes sure that you don't get two posts from the same person in a row (e.g. it could adjust the sort, but with some limits, e.g. do at most 1hr timeline shift)
Then there could be another option where the app+relays finds precisely the folks that post at most once per day and the app could have another tab "rare posters" or something like that :)
Yeah, interesting problem. Have the same issue in my music apps. Have a massive library and lose musicians for years, forget their names completely and cannot ever find them again without spending a load of time.
