Hmm, sorry I missed it, mind trying again?

My nip05 address is also my email address

That’s right. And that’s why the latest person that joined is the one that should have more weight in shaping in the onboarding. Because it’s fresh in their head and they just experienced it.

We should resist the temptation of thinking for others. Doing user research is a trap (Apple famously did not any). We should instead do developer research: how do we enable more people to fix their own issues. Not everybody is a developer but every community has some developers that can relate their issues.

Sure, sounds like fun, send me an email or DM and we can schedule something.

Thank you!

It’s a multiplatform nostr client so we are not restricted by apple appstore rules. It will run on android, ios, windows, linux, macos, ipad natively for performance and security. The tweetdeck column thing is just the first app. It’s more of a tech platform where we can build new stuff in a scalable way. Think of it as a nostr browser like chrome is a web browser.

More Nostr users that are NOT posting about Nostr and Bitcoin. :)

Diversify your feed, follow them!

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It didn’t even last 24 hours online this parody logo on a t-shirt got the boot, courtesy of the Nike Police. TeePublic pulled it down, and sure, I get it, but I’m still gonna gripe about it.

Let’s be real: this wasn’t counterfeit merch.

It wasn’t trying to pass as performance gear or some edgy streetwear.

It was just a playful dig at pop culture and social media.

Obviously, without Nike, the joke doesn’t land. That’s the whole point—parody in a nutshell.

Here’s the irony: I don’t think a design like "LIKE" is causing Nike any real financial or brand damage.

If anything, showing a little sense of humor might’ve been a win for them, a 💵 💵 💵 💵 company acting a bit more human?

But nah, instead we get this: some software or bot combs the web for images vaguely resembling their logo (thanks to all of us training those AI systems for years, right?), flags it, and passes it on to the lowest-ranking lawyer in one of Nike’s endless law firms.

That lawyer shoots off a takedown notice to TeePublic, and boom—your shop page is gone.

That’s the end of "LIKE," the fun, and a bit of extra cash from a cheeky idea.

All perfectly legal, no question.

But yeah, I’m still annoyed.

My faith in the right to parody is seriously on the ropes, not that it matters much in this case, it’s a European concept anyway, and TeePublic’s an American company.

And the grind goes on.