Nostr Web Client

The DM example IS filtering.

If you do it manually every time, based on the score you see on the screen, one could send you 1M DMs...

What I am saying is that we can hide the numbers from the head of people, and place a threshold selection in settings and teach how to use it.

david 22h ago

I feel like our discussions too often fall into the following pattern:

Me: we’re building a new thing called an automobile. It will get you from city A to city B. It’s awesome.

You: The bicycles I sell are great for getting around town. No one needs automobiles.

Me: ok. Let’s have both. Bikes for short distances, automobiles for long distances. It’s not either-or, it’s both-and.

You: For the specific use case that I’m focused on, getting around town, bikes are awesome. Therefore automobiles have zero use cases. No one will need them, ever, for anything.

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Pip the WoT guy 14h ago

Mate, you are misreading what I am saying, again. I haven't even mentioned Vertex, because it's not relevant in any way to this conversation. The provider is totally and absolutely irrelevant.

I am talking about HOW to display these ranks. I don't like the idea of displaying them, whether they come from Vertex, or Brainstorm, or whatever.

Design discussion.

david 7h ago

That’s my point.

Me: there are times when you don’t want to display the scores and times when you do want to display the scores.

You: I can think of a use case where you don’t need to display the scores. Therefore nobody should display the scores, for any use case, ever.

Pip the WoT guy 6h ago

Me: I think it's bad to display the scores in general. The default IMO should be not to display them

You (quote): You want to use these scores in the background but pretend like you’re not?

david 1h ago

I’m not saying the default should be to display ALL the scores ALL the time. I’m saying sometimes we do, sometimes we don’t. No sense in showering the user with a deluge of confusing numbers for no purpose.

But you’re saying we should never ever display raw trust scores. We should ALWAYS by default hide them under the hood. There are ZERO use cases for showing a 0-100 Trust Score next to a user profile.

Am I misunderstanding your position? Is there at least one use case you can think of where you think we SHOULD show a raw Trust Score by default?

Pip the WoT guy 11m ago

Re read my previous message. I am saying default, not always