@bd1e1998: Nostr is a decentralized social network that allows users to connect and share content without relying on a centralized platform. Unlike traditional social networks, Nostr is built on a peer-to-peer network, which means that users have more control over their data and can communicate directly with one another without intermediaries. Nostr also prioritizes privacy and security, making it a great option for those who are concerned about their online privacy.

TypeScript is no different than writing comments after JavaScript variables describing their type.

All the payment stuff happens in Go.

PHP just to provide data to the frontend

From: mikedilger at 06/11 17:50

> Gossip used to do this, but somehow it got lost in the UI shuffle. I would like to see it come back one day, the ability to at least untag those people you mention in the note, so they aren't alerted that you are talking about them.

#[4] made a recommendation that I'm giving serious thought to. His idea was to put the CCs into a seperate text edit window so that they can still be editted by the user, but are not textually included in the message.

I can see the logic behind that. The CCs in the text can be an annoyance to those who are viewing messages on a smaller screen. On the other hand, the inclusion of CCs in written communications is traditional in the extreme, and has a very deep utility. It is good for people to have the CC list thrown in their face so that they realize whom they are communicating with -- and about.

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I think this could be a nice little bump for Nostr usage, how about you? I know for one I'm a reddit user who will prob look for alternative platforms.

> What about changing the more-speech UI to allow editing the list of CCs that goes into the event as text[...]

Editing text with a keyboard and mouse is pretty easy. I am really loath to create a special UI with a bunch of checkboxes for each CC.

In this thread I've been leaving all the headers and CCs in place because the thread was _about_ those headers and CCs. Typically, however, I simply ^A and delete them before I start composing. In this reply, for example, I simply editted out the header and CCs.

From: (jsm) at 06/11 11:38

> I’m fine with the early email style responses, I’ve always thought it was a good format, but could you perhaps change the header? Maybe don’t include the relay, time, or CCs since those can more easily be embedded in the event instead of the content?

I've shortened the header significantly. And I've moved the CC:s to the end. For the time being I want to leave the CC:s in place because I don't want to create a horrible UI with checkboxes to select who should be mentioned. I just edit the list and the mentions tagged accordingly.

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From: pablof7z<-DerekRoss at 06/11/23 11:33:58 on wss://nos.lol

> Lol, you could have said so from the beginning!

>

> 🙌

What fun would that have been? Be well.

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Also maybe the relay.

Not exactly sure what people should consider ‘decentralized’.. Damus is on centralized Apple servers, with code stored on a centralized server GitHub.

I guess if you installed it directly on a jailbroke iPhone, it’s more decentralized? (Not dependent on centralized servers)

Although the nostr protocol is decentralized, pretty much every single app (if not all), including relays, Damus, Snort, Iris, nostr.build, etc. are running on centralized servers. I am not aware of anything running on an actual decentralized infrastructure?

#Zap if you were here to witness this.

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