I prefer text, but we can discuss yes... That being said:

My main concern here is whether there is any point for me working

on my project publicly instead of privately.

Because if nostr devs are going in another direction anyway,

there is no point making the extra effort to put my work online...

I already put the clone script on nostr so it basically works.

There is a repo in my metadata right now, people can clone it.

Ultil relays start limiting how much stuff one can put in the

metadata fields I'm good.

I see no point working on anything related unless the nostr maintainers

specifically ask me to, because I always work alone.

I'm not a professional dev. So normally I have no need

for pull requests or issues, or whatever else people are familiar with.

I prefer text, but we can discuss yes... That being said:

My main concern here is whether there is any point for me working

on my project publicly instead of privately.

Because if nostr devs are going in another direction anyway,

there is no point making the extra effort to put my work online...

I already put the clone script on nostr so it basically works.

There is a repo in my metadata right now, people can clone it.

Ultil relays start limiting how much stuff one can put in the

metadata fields I'm good.

I see no point working on anything related unless the nostr maintainers

specifically ask me to, because I always work alone.

I'm not a professional dev. So normally I have no need

for pull requests or issues, or whatever else people are familiar with.

Don't popular repos have like a thousand commits?

Seems excessive having to parse a thousand events just to rebuild the current state.

Thank you. I guess I had the wrong definition in my mind for the word "directory".

Is anyone actively working on git over nostr already?

Travis and the GitHub integration hooks for it were basically the same? There’s some release process stuff people use actions for which I don’t bother with, but the core CI stuff doesn’t require a whole lot, just someone willing to donate millions of dollars a year in CPU cost to make it free for OSS devs.

Aren't programmers used to doing git pull / git push? But I don't see why that patching scheme couldn't have a GUI counterpart.

From a GitHub replacement perspective, I’m hearing the following as most critical:

1. search (nostr is super weak here)

2. issue tracking (nostr ok through thread following)

3. social layer (nostr is great)

I feel the exact opposite. You can build an argument in long form. Short form is for sound bites.

I do prefer reading Twitter threads than long-form articles. The short note sequence forces the author to go straight to the point and modularize the content in smaller chunks.

I’m growing more and more concerned about the reliance on GitHub.

And starting to think a bounty isn’t the right way to fund this work.

I'm not sure a grey or purple checks for a NIP-05 address is the best approach. The association with twitter's blue check gives the wrong impression of what sort of verification is happening. #[3]

I'm not sure a grey or purple checks for a NIP-05 address is the best approach. The association with twitter's blue check gives the wrong impression of what sort of verification is happening. #[3]

Idk. My purple check shows here(Damus) but not on any other client even though I set it up on snort.social and Alby extension on snort.social. Still won’t show on that. **Works in Progress**

Got rid of it

Damus’ goal from day one has always been to give individuals complete control over the types of interactions they want to have. Algorithms, users, and advertisers do not have authority over individual preferences.

If a user doesn’t want to receive zaps, they can not add a lightning address to their profile. Now if they don’t want to receive likes, they can turn them off.

In the future users will also be able to turn off replies unless they are subject to certain conditions, such as if they are friends or only zap comments.

If you don’t like users who use these features, you don’t have to follow them. I still think you should try to respect users preferences even if you disagree with them. Just my 2 sats ✌️