I guess you’re right! Instagram does have it. I just never really noticed because the background is not so prominent. the screen is mostly content

i believe that designers avoid pure black and pure white. people find them hard to look at and i have to agree. for some reason, “almost black” and “almost white” are nicer to my eyes

Thanks! hey #[2] is there a DiagonAlley app ready to try?

did you ever see this project? https://github.com/pfrazee/vitra

I thought it was quite cool. Especially the idea that you don’t necessarily ban nodes from disobeying, but rather if they disobey they are flagged and everyone knows it.

For non-financial use cases, i find a system like that to be reasonable

base64 images were so cool. sad that they don’t fit in the note size limit

How is Iris handling images now? Previously it used base64 to upload to gun directly. #[0]

ain’t no way

in a couple months iOS should have web push notifications! this is the main reason that people don’t use web apps on iOS. (they’re crippled by lack of features)

You both already have your audience to be fair. You brought your followers from Twitter, right?

Engagement is more valuable yes, but isn’t it just a fact that only a small percentage engage? most lurk.

I guess my point is just that with Nostr, something is more likely to not be working how you think it’s working. Or maybe it’s working better than how you think and that is a bragging point for Nostr.

For view counts, relays know who is requesting a note. Not exactly “seen” though. Maybe a paid feature to see that data rolled up 🤔

I like the original vision of Iris being a rolodex on steroids. a window into the data. How do i see all of the thoughts about X movie from my friends of friends network? A social encyclopedia. Crowdsource recommendations / reviews.

In terms of feed experience, maybe custom algorithms (show me top liked posts from friends of friends in the last X days)

I can’t speak for fixes, but the biggest value *add* might be adding back your original ideas for web of trust. like the old Iris used to have

that way an application could have their own app “kind” that they use for to store each users’ state