Remain focused on what’s meaningful in your life. Ignore the noise.

Coming soon on nostr-ings:

- Redesigned newbie nostriches guides

- Discover the nostr universe (clients) & their latest features

- Nosy nostrich club (looking at UI/UX)

https://nostr-ings.com

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Could you please share the blank one again, I can’t see it either. Thank you so much.

We’ll add the nostrica logo.

🎉 Thank you!

may we use this postcard design for a special edition nostrica satscard?

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#teamnostrica

Thank you all for the time and effort you are giving to make nostrica happen. Grateful for you and everyone who will be joining online & IRL.

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siempre presente en los rincones de nostr

Everything is a journey taken in small steps.

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I was thinking more in terms of removing judgment based on popularity, rather than what speaks to your heart.

So much about social signals is often about what’s popular. I wish there were better ways for people to signal what they love based on their niche interests.

When we think of #nostr client features, the list keeps growing and expanding day by day.

I wonder if there could also be a “night or peaceful” feature we could toggle on to remove almost everything surrounding a feed and profiles. A way to dive into the depths of someone’s thoughts, without the likes, without the reposts, without the following and followers… just the thoughts.

I’d encourage you to create notes on your product development process, what it means to you, and screenshots.

I like the trust graph feature and you have various discovery and search options that I’d like to look deeper into in the future.

Right now, nostr is growing from a bitcoiner niche. We’re used to ignoring crypto spammers, who tag you and send you odd links about money. I’m glad to know that’s not the case here.

By your comments and even the settings options you make available now, it looks like you’ve got the spirit for offering choice.

I like the “speak your mind” in your note text box. Perhaps you could free up some head room by making that static at the bottom of the page and using 100% width, or adding a large floating button on a bottom corner that would then expand the box for note making.

That may allow you to focus on possible tabs…and to make content discovery the main focus.