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Replying to Avatar The Nostr Report

Introducing Nostr Report Premium: Real Time Nostr News Notifications

[789268] — The Nostr Report is thrilled to announce the launch of Nostr Report Premium—a private Telegram broadcast channel that takes subscribers beyond the daily report, and provides real time notifications of important events as they happen throughout the day. Why Telegram? More about that at the end.

Nostr Report Premium will give you a firsthand look at what’s happening on Nostr, as well as a behind the scenes look at our curation process for the daily report.

Like our daily report, Nostr Report Premium will be provided on a value-4-value basis. What does this mean? We don’t charge anything up front for you to utilize this service. No paywalls. No subscription fees. We are committed to providing access to important information and delivering meaningful content to our readers, while building a sustainable platform for the future. As you utilize the service and find value in it, we encourage you to give value back. This helps us cover the costs we incur to keep things running.

Finally, why Telegram? Simply because there is not yet a Nostr-native solution that gives us the same flexibility and features we want to provide through this service, such as real time notifications. It is our ongoing goal to be as Nostr-native as possible, so you will find that each notification in the channel links you back to the corresponding event and npub on Nostr when available. As better Nostr tools become more widely available, we look forward to Nostr Report Premium evolving into a completely Nostr-native service.

Sign up now at https://nostr.report/premium

What's telegram?

I'm finding out that in java, manifest files in jar bundles impose a limit of 72-character per line! Why? This makes it tricky to dynamically update the classpath entries within them.

It's probably time to go for a walk...🚶

Me and my brother Rob at it again!

He brings my ego, my competitive and aggressive sides out. We forget about all the rules and principles and just go after each other, we push, we shove, and sometimes muscle our way out of critical situations etc.

If you thought tai chi was gentle, you'll be disappointed. LOL!

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Replying to Avatar HoloKat

I’m not sure if we’ve considered all of the implications of mixing money with social, but it’s a fun experiment regardless.

The people that say zaps are the new likes… I like your adventurous spirit, but feel maybe there’s more to money and social than meets the eye.

When you introduce money into an app which doesn’t have a primary goal of sending money, it can get weird in terms of social dynamics and perception.

For example, content may become tailored towards getting zaps, drowning out other types of interactions and possibly eroding trust and cooperation between people.

There’s also the weird dynamic of comparison. Even if you don’t try to, your mind may drift into “oh, they are making more than me on their notes”. I know likes elicit a similar feeling of envy (even if you are not actively envious), but I am curious how money changes things. I don’t have all the answer and suspect there are deep psychological implications.

There may be misalignment of goals as well. This is already evident now where we have some people who are solely focused on stacking. We have automated accounts who post AI generated work that wasn’t created by them — presumably for the sake of stacking sats (otherwise why not credit?) And this is just the start. I don’t know how many of you are familiar with Steemit, but it’s basically a shitcoin website that monetizes content. If you go to the site now, it’s a steaming pile of shit. I doubt anyone actually reads anything. Maybe a few.. but you don’t see this website in the headlines or popping up on any meaningful channels online. As far as the world is concerned it’s invisible. Not saying zap-powered content will end up in the same boat, but there are probably lessons to be learned there and things we can observe.

Social serves a larger goal than just weeding out signal in noise. Not everything needs to provide value all the time. People come to be heard, to feel part of a group, to laugh, to hate… and none of those things involve money. I’m not saying they couldn’t, but we don’t know the full consequence of introducing money into these types of interactions.

I’m not advocating for something being right or wrong or how to do this or that, but more generally curious about the intersection of social and money. I’m here for the ride to see how things play out and how the world reacts to it. 

If you have any knowledge on this subject (psychology of money in social interactions), I’d love to hear your thoughts and perspective.

I am a huge proponent of this “experiment.” I look at it this way: it's about _voluntarily_ providing or reciprocating value, in content or sats.

In my humble opinion, this will ultimately bring the best out of each of us, individually, and as a collective.

Yes, but what imho is still missing to complete the "holy trinity" is the right of association, and private cities may offer a solution... 🤞