okay, I think I'll keep my settings the same for now, because hosting these notes would consume more storage resources without providing real redundancy
Made things look a lot cooler on the main page of relay.tools
This release is paving the way for more re-design and paradigm shifting relay management interface.
Mucho thanks to #nostrdesign nostr:nprofile1qqs8hhhhhc3dmrje73squpz255ape7t448w86f7ltqemca7m0p99spgpr3mhxue69uhkx6r0wf6hxtndd94k2erfd3nk2u3wvdhk6tcpr3mhxue69uhkxmm4de68y6t9wvhxv6tpw34xze3wvdhk6tcpr9mhxue69uhksmmyd33x7epwdehhxarjxyhxxmmd9u2nwegz for pushing me to level up on my design implementation skill.
#penpot #tailwindcss #mobilefirst 💎
let's go!
I was mainly wondering if there is any point of having the same notes on two different nostr1 relays
Added you to the list 🫡
let's go!!
Welcome to our cult 😁
I'll get you on the list

Here's a preview of what a nostr webring can look like. One thing that differentiates between a webring and simply a list of recommended links is the condition that all the websites in the webring link to each other. In nostr we can use the social graph to bootstrap this process, where inclusion in a graph theory clique based on follows is the criteria for inclusion in the webring.
The profiles shown here do not currently form a clique, this is just a idea of what it can look like.

That fits my definition to a T. If you put that as your website in your kind 0, then you can be part of the nostr webring.
If you have a personal web page (that means not just a blog or resume + portfolio), let me know so if I like it I can add it to the list.
I'd like to revive the old school concept of webrings by using nostr, WoT, and the Bron-Kerbosch clique finding algorithm. Traditional webrings fit the graph theory definition of a clique, though they maintain it with a centralized coordinator. With nostr, we can create a decentralized webring.
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I don't think a fed would offer a trustless OS, so I'll accept that as proof



