I use Chrome on Windows and Kiwi on Android.

I use it in Kiwi and Chrome and that's fine.

No, Nostrudel is. But I've been chilling with Coracle today.

Also use Primal on Android and web.

There are devs who build NIP implementations that aren't Twitter-clone clients, so we understand how those clients work and take an interest in the PRs, but we're more impartial about which particular client to use.

Few know this.

#Amethyst

1) Human speech is not machine code. It doesn't need to compile and run dynamically. It has no merge conflicts.

It doesn't need git. Not everything needs git.

2) Small errors and invented words allow speech to naturally evolve, over time. That is one way that vocabulary expands and adapts to the current time and environment, and it fuels a sense of community to share this "new, local vocabulary".

3) It also encourages more people to write, as they know that their errors or local dialects will be glossed over and the readers will focus on their core message.

4) If someone worries about typos, let them use a client with a spell-check. (I'm sure the people implementing note-policing also took the time to implement a spell-check, right?)

5) Not everything needs to be a "community-approved idea". Novel or controversial ideas are often offensive. Offensive people are often creative and ingenuitive. Those individuals also have free speech rights and should be allowed to speak their truth freely, without being harrassed.

6) Debates have value. Replying to an idea, rather than demanding it be rewritten, creates a conversation in the public square, and allows people who are being harrassed and intimidated to be defended by their friends. Much wickedness occurs in darkness.

7) Kind 01 notes were the universal note and all clients were designed to specialize in their display. Changing that dynamic shouldn't be a spontaneous, unilateral decision by a large provider. Which is why I have left that provider, for wantonly abusing a market position.

8) Do not offer a doorway to tyrannical impulses. That door will always be opened. We have all come to know that software developers can become tyrants. That is why we are here.

9) Merely because it has become technologically possible to do something, doesn't mean that other clients or users are forced to accept it. Expect there to be "free speech clients" and "anti-forker filters" coming soon, and those feeds will contain different displays of notes than on the conformist apps.

10) Again: This is the original note. There is no other version of this note and there will not be another version.

All the features

#NOSTR question — am I able to create polls, posts with in-text images, stylise text (bold, italic and so on) or anything like that with ANY of clients?

Currently I use #primal and so far I love this network, but since it's decentralised, is it ever able to update and include said features?

If not, I see it as a huge flaw! Can we do anything about it, like for example have a client that has those functions but they'll be only visible using that one, while other apps just won't show it (and still keep plain text visible)?

Assuming it's not possible, maybe it's worth that we try to do something about it asap, when this community is still not that huge? Any ideas?

Lack of these functions is an incredible downside that makes experience here quite miserable, compared to possibilities of other networks. I'm currently working on some huge articles to publish here, but being unable to stylise it as I usually do is only by itself reducing comfort of reading them by a lot (in Poland it's "w chuj" and when polish person say it just know it's more than anything)

Onboarded some new people to #nostr today…

First question I got: who should I follow.

What’s your approaching to get newbies started the best way? #asknostr