Oddbean new post about login | logout Really interesting observation since spending six (6) days on Nostr: this thing is complete dopamine detox. As a result people seem to actually engage with each other and share their thoughts instead of engineering posts and comments to get more likes or followers. I have no idea how many likes my posts get, I have no idea how many followers I have, all I see is anon avatars and people called depressed analplug or horny hailbutt. It's the polar opposite of what social media has come to be. @https://primal.net/e/note1enm8gth2rzlxxhdpy3863sh6uyyd74knt5sr4nz48hmnrwj7rdwsfsf8sz
One rough UI edge is pasting links to notes. Looks like you pasted a direct primal link, which will break or render messy in quite a few apps, including in primal itself. Not sure how this can be improved.
My brother in christ I literally have no idea what I'm doing – it said "copy link to note", do you know what the correct way of doing it would be? Or is this more of a general problem?
Adding "nostr:" in front of note seems to work in many clients, in this case: nostr:nevent1qqsvean59m4p30nrtksjgnagctawzzxl2mf46gp6e32nmae3hf0pkhgppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qgsw4v882mfjhq9u63j08kzyhqzqxqc8tgf740p4nxnk9jdv02u37ncrqsqqqqqp3qu2mv
If you copy the note ID and then when you paste it add an @ to front of it that way it'll direct link the note https://image.nostr.build/b55ff6df0bdc248e23d54188ba593d9a1cb4bfd51c637170055a700b8ccf5ab1.jpg
For Primal, copy Note ID. That should give you eh the note id :-) To have it as a direct link, indeed add nostr: in front of it. https://image.nostr.build/9ccfaf672eb540ca9c05e502176c5e29874bcd293a0ff38c568a918f2e4697fd.gif
For Primal, copy Note ID. That should give you eh the note id :-) To have it as a direct link, indeed add nostr with a colon in front of it. https://image.nostr.build/9ccfaf672eb540ca9c05e502176c5e29874bcd293a0ff38c568a918f2e4697fd.gif
it's like going back to the days before facebook, so much better i've been using internet social media since 1995, i consider mailing lists to be the original, and i was offline most of the 90s after that but when i finally got back online (was super expensive in australia) in 2002 i found dmt world and thehive and had so many interesting interactions and from 2006 or so until i finally rage quit FB for its inserting ads into my feed with no way to exorcise them in 2018 i've been hoping that eventually someone would bring back that feeling from the old days the culture has been so warped around the manipulations of the feeds of all the silos that it really is a detox coming to nostr, welcome btw!
