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Dielan | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 And they'll probably re-do it like 5 more times before AP has it


To be fair tho, this version is like a reddit clone. Posting into a group resembles posting into a subreddit

Meanwhile groups on gsoc (which is the standard we have been holding AP to) were more like a way to tag a bunch of people who opt-in to the group and you just slip the group tag into your normal public post. Imagine a twitter hashtag but using it notifies some people
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Salastil | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 So basically its Lemmy but better? I haven't been following Nostr development too much, it seemed in heavy development when I last peeked in about 6 months ago, the amount of devs and work being done is quite impressive though.
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Dielan | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 I think its inherently more federated because of how relays work. There isnt any potential for the instance blocking tribalism you see on The Mastodon Network™ 

Weather or not its Lemmy but better depends on your choice of client. They pick and choose what Nostr Implementation Proposals (NIPs) to put in their apps. So you could get comfortable on a client that doesnt even implement groups lol

They will work it out with time. Unlike AP the devs all like each other and work together