Oddbean new post about login | logout Social media nearly killed the art of writing and curation, but Nostr is reviving it.
it makes me think of a useful archival/GC policy to add to a realy also - one that avoids deleting long form events that might otherwise fall into the prune bucket... as it is, they naturally also compress better because a single text tends to have a lot of recurring unusual long words in it, and from author style phrases and constructions, so they can probably compress very well, and a well designed compression scheme could really save a lot of space to store a lot of this kind of content
Nostr is a way bigger gamechanger for Curation than for Creation btw.
Isso é verdade. A neutralidade do algoritmo do #nostr, apesar de tornar mais difícil o funcionamento e uso constante dele, tem transformado o nostr mais culto e intelectual. Ao scrollar o nostr, me deparo com textos e mais textos ao invés de memes rápidos, videos chocantes e pornografia soft. A possibilidade de escrever muito e escrever o que quiser no nostr consegue induzir o comportamento individual a se expressar (apesar do problema do medo de não poder apagar nada), que é inverso das redes sociais tradicionais. Não há manipulação central para engajamento de posts com temas específicos ou músicas específicas. Vejo o que quero. nostr:nevent1qqs8eedxed98wjkvhn5sr7rczuv044hat75jwe0uzthreuqxxsgmupgpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsygxavex4usqkgvage45lqpdwzjqgqs630zd4nhj67p38dhn9vv7nrypsgqqqqqqspdcspq
Don't think so. Both - writing and curation - have always been vivid and prospering on networks such as Diaspora* or the long-text part of the #Fediverse ; only drawback being the niche character of these networks. But maybe this is not so much due to social network killing off these "use cases" but actually mainstream social networks managing to get into a "market" segment where people hardly care about either of the two.😕
Facts, and I expected the opposite.