Oddbean

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 follow lists literally are part of this

i think if you add in the number of reply/like events from a user to their follows it could work as a trust rating

having it in clients to hide your follows would reduce some of the effectiveness of this but at the same time the likes and replies do still exist in public on public events

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 You could base a client-side algorithm on that.  The algorithm could see the user's follow list, other users' public follows, and all public interactions.  There's plenty of data there that can be cross-referenced into a tailor-made recommendations or trending list, but all the code and data processing could happened securely in the client.

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 We're starting to play with client-side trust ranking nostr:note13vpt4uqmfljhy9ql8rur23dpepkd8dkryxcp9mlf2wqjgxwj6puqnj3n6j

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 where is spring, you didn't drop one link to it in that!

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 New year holidays took way too long

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 i don't mean the season, it's the name of some nostr client or something?

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 Ah https://spring.site/

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 but that's not a client it's a client PWA runner, right?

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 It's a web browser with built-in nostr key management and some nostr client features.

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 ok, if this runs on linux i'm gonna try it out

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 ok, that's a no, but on mobile yes

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 Very interesting.