We could start lifting issues in wallet makers GitHubs. What would they need to know to implement it?
What if there was also a sort of nostr pledge thread that people could sign by commenting on a nostr post, asking for wallet support? And it could be referenced within the GitHub issues?
I wish we could know which nostr client people used to post their notes. We may be taken aback by the diversity in upper layers.
You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.
— Buckminster Fuller
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Everything is a work in progress.
#nostr was built to be free
thank you #[1]
The feeling of walking through an art gallery and discovering something that resonates with you.
Most people using #nostr, regardless of the product they’re using, will want to post notes. Make sure you make this the note-making button special and make it available if not on every screen, in most screens. #designtip
Music is so much more than what we hear as we stream our favorite music. It’s built by layers of creativity from people wearing different hats. From composition, to arrangement, to production, to art- a beautiful network of creatives works in the background.
If this process, its stories, inspiration, network, and journey were open, within the hands of music makers, it could create paths toward a value for value economy of unique music niches.
The listeners would not only gain a deeper understanding of the music process but they could also share their personal stories of how music has reached them and moved them.
Tidal could be a natural way of gathering around music, because you could gather around the people making it and the people enjoying it.
Working on UX feels like solving a unique kind of puzzle.
One of discovering purpose and realigning all the puzzle pieces toward it.
Life is a constant learning experience.
Just forked Damus. Still finding my way around. I’ll try to send a PR tomorrow. Time to get some rest. 🌓
Here’s another sample thread:
Sending a second test, without the color around the buttons.
In UX design, like in life, there’s nothing quite like testing the product live.
#nostr is welcoming unique voices