Nostr Web Client

Indeed, the reason I got attracted to Nostr a year or more ago is because of the similarity with NNTP. It is that UseNet experience that I'm trying to recreate with the more-speech app.

>From: (Xannyeth) at 04/03/23 04:59:49 on wss://relay.damus.io

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>Outside of large corporations, the internet is and has always been free as in freedom. If you grew up in the pre-Facebook era you know it was a different place back then.

>Part of why I love Nostr so much is that it feels like a return to the internet I grew up with. No corporate overlords, no central control, just communities of people keeping their community alive as long as enough people pay the hosting bill.

eykd 2y ago

Is that why you include the > quotes in your replies? It's a bit noisy for the reader... :)

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unclebobmartin 2y ago

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>From: eykd<-NostReport at 04/25/23 15:01:58 on wss://relay.damus.io

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>Is that why you include the > quotes in your replies?

Yes, it allows me to respond to questions and statements in-line.

>It's a bit noisy for the reader... :)

It can be, so I delete them if I think they are extraneous.

eykd 2y ago

Going by memory, it seems like you always leave them in. :) Might be better to default off, except when you need to do the inline response? Just my 2¢. 2 sats? :D

It is interesting though: everyone else here is building Twitter or Facebook, and you're building Usenet. This is the kind of client diversity that Nostr promises: a world of loosely-joined ends. I love it.

unclebobmartin 2y ago

I leave them in frequently. I also delete them frequently. It depends upon my mood.

And, yes, I agree. The range of applications is enormous. Nostr is not twitter, is not FB, is not UseNet. Nostr is a protocol and a community that is growing and exceling. I'm thrilled to be a part of it.

eykd 2y ago

Now we just need groups! I don't see a NIP for that...