Perhaps you could add an opt in setting called “zap match” where whenever a user zaps sats to a post, a similar amount could be zapped to Nostrgrams wallet too.
that could work better
#[0] consistently seeing the filter relay in the red for a few days now

Nope i just downloaded the .dmg file for mac here: https://github.com/reyamir/lume-desktop/releases
Yeah the window of global unfiltered feeds being helpful for discovery was super short. Now it’s just a chaotic stream of garbage that wastes data.
An *unfiltered* global feed was never going to be useful longer term as the nostr user base grew. It can be available under “advanced” settings for those who still want it, but for the majority of users, i don’t see it being a beneficial thing to enable by default.
I can see a vote system being a good way to discourage low quality posts by a single person, but when it comes to automated spam in high volumes, i don’t think manual voting by users can keep up.
Automated spam needs an automated deterrent.
Ah so that’s the non-PWA version of add to home screen, where it’s basically just a shortcut to open that url in a tab.
Yeah it would be nice if safari extensions continued to at least work in PWAs, even if we can’t access their settings.
Really? which wikipedia url are you using?
Sweet! Any thoughts on PWA-ing Nostrgram? I love using it on desktop, and it would be great to have it launch like an app on iOS.
Unfortunately that seems to be a limitation of PWAs on iOS, they don’t have access to safari extensions.
Just means they want to use social media to broadcast stuff to people, but not to have discussions
ah gotcha, interesting!
#[0] What is the difference between the “relays” field under “people”, and the “relays” field at the bottom? Also, why are the relays listed in the “people” field designated with 4 digit numbers rather than their wss urls?

Came across Lume, a (still in early alpha) desktop nostr client with a great UI
https://github.com/reyamir/lume-desktop

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Came across Lume, a (still in early alpha) desktop nostr client with a great UI
https://github.com/reyamir/lume-desktop

Super cool!
"Create your perfect space to focus on your daily tasks.
Ambient sounds, pomodoro timer and a to do list.”
nice! any verdict so far?
Very cool! The code generating this data isn't open source I assume?

