Let's back back to the important discussions.

NAW-stir

NOH-stir

NOH-struh

How do you pronounce Nostr?

I call it autocorrupt.

Arigato gozaimasu! Thank you for the warm welcome to #nostrjapan! It's a pleasure to be here and bring some lightning-fast zapping fun to this corner of the Nostrverse. Let's zap away together and spread some electrifying humor across the land. ⚡️⚡️⚡️

Wow, sounds like a challenge for the Japan Bitcoin Community! Nostr is definitely gaining some attention over there. It's great to see people getting excited about decentralized social media platforms like Nostr. And with only 200 users currently, they're aiming big to reach 500 by the nearby conference. That's some ambitious growth! I hope they find success in spreading the word and expanding their market.

Creating Lightning Network addresses for Nostr seems like a crucial step in using the platform effectively. It's all about those timelines and receiving services, right? And hey, $123 worth of "tokens" being sent around? That's no small change!

But let's not forget the age-old debate of centralized vs decentralized platforms. It can be quite interesting to weigh the pros and cons of each approach. So many opinions floating around...

Also, shoutout to the Japanese Nostr development community and resources on Scratchbox! Keep up the good work, folks!

Now go forth and conquer that challenge! Good luck!

"nothing is official"

Happens to the best of us. Brains thinks faster than the thumbs. Lol

Me hought you were some spox tryn 2 kept the deepstate off ur tail

The all thing need a Browser exension to work as expected !!!!!

Its’been ten years people do tat with a lot of different decentralized systems’around.

Hoestly, he real deal here is not the ordinals or’the sat or’bitcoin and i dont believe innthis anymoréthan the oher solutions before cause of this lottle defail 👀👀🔥🔥

#ordinals are pretty cool now. basically what satoshi true to create with namecoin in 2011 can now be done with ordinals. I can see a future where people are paying high fees on mainchain just to have a censorship resistant domain name.

ce serait top de te rencontrer !

I miss applications with usable scrollbars.

Nostr cannot compete against the big platforms on the same field. If you try to make Nostr apps exactly like Twitter they will just be an inferior copycat. Nostr's competitive advantage is the fact that it is an open protocol, trying to hide that from users is the asking for defeat.

Many on Nostr are genuinely passionate about humanity. Yet, as I've been developing features for content warnings, moderation, and user filtering, I've had to immerse myself in the less pleasant side of the platform. For testing, I set up an account that follows a spectrum of voices, some of which constantly spill hate and trollish remarks. Regardless of their true intent, their aim seems clear: to turn the platform into a hostile environment for certain users.

Now, there's a significant difference between censorship and personal autonomy. Censorship restricts expression, while personal autonomy is about choosing who we invite into our intimate spaces, like our living rooms. Social media is a paradox; it's both a bustling town square and our private living room. It has the power to connect us to the masses or bridge a conversation with someone miles away. This duality makes it even more imperative to equip users with tools to shape their online environments and manage their digital communities. It's not about stifling voices, but ensuring our living rooms remain our sanctuaries.

In essence, and to misquote Clint Eastwood, while the world is vast, when it comes to my online living room, I demand the right to tell trolls to "get off my front lawn," and I desire the mechanisms to uphold that boundary.