yes, but the fact they exist, are free and hold notes forever blocks people from searching for a paid solution. Why would you pay for anything if somebody is willing to do it for free?

What if all big free relays only kept your last 50 posts? 🤔

Would it drive the relay market forward?

Or maybe it's a ":)" or ":-\" or similar. But yes I'm only looking at the first character.

What does the ':' reaction to a note mean? It's quite common. I know the '+' and '-' are like up/down votes (the '-' almost never used), and the majority of reactions are emojis. But I don't know if the ':' has special meaning or is just like an emoji with some cultural meaning I'm unaware of.

test tag @npub1xtscya34g58tk0z605fvr788k263gsu6cy9x0mhnm87echrgufzsevkk5s

Are KINDs distinguished by their structure? If I turned an event for an arbitrary KIND into a graph where the graph structure matches the JSON structure, and the data types of nodes were colors, could I get a unique graph for each KIND?

What if there was a tool where people can see if there is already a KIND that exists for them or if they need to create a new one. The tool would just pull as many different kinds as possible from relays, and you could take an example event and compare it against all existing ones based on structure and data types of nodes. It could remove the need for any single global list of KIND events, like the Nostr NIPS repo.

I'm particularly interested as we have many more DVMs come into play and when someone wants to make a new DVM, they will need to decide whether to use an existing KIND or create a new one.

What data? In which way it is better? Maybe it "converts" more?

Doesn't mean it isn't a dark pattern. Shotgun KYC is also very good at converting users into KYC mode than upfront KYC, for example.

If "better UX" is defined to be "what converts more" than we should stop using these concepts.

There’s a concept in design that I forget the name of and too lazy to look it up - but the idea is that you don’t want to overwhelm people with too many choices. More choices = more time and effort to make a decision. And once you repeat this mistake throughout your app, you’re creating unnecessary friction and stress.

The paradox of choice is I believe the title of a TED talk on this subject and Dan Airly god help me I misspelled his name for sure, wrote a book on this.

Ask not what you can show to your users, but what you can hide and still allow for good discovery.

#nostrdesign

It just dawned on me that we could easily build something that would allow certain npubs to post in the name of another npub, solving the "company account" problem in terms of key rollover.

Anyone working on that? #asknostr

Fun names for ecash mints, go!

GN #Madeira #SovEng