Oddbean

I agree, sort of. I think there should be a natural flow from highlights to long form clients. Every kind 1 client should also render highlights in the main feed, ideally. If the client also supports displaying long-form notes, I think those should have their own feed and tapping/clicking the highlight should take the user to that feed. If the client does not support displaying long-form notes itself, it should open a web-client like Highlighter.com when the user taps/clicks on the highlight.

The equivalent ease of visibility, ease of access, and ease of use of Nests (or similar) as X Spaces or Clubhouse. Regular conversations with fellow Nostriches would be invaluable (to me, at least).

But I don’t see it, or nests, or hive, or whatever easily on my feed, or who is in the room, or how many people are in the room, or what they are talking about. We have to dig deeply to figure out what’s going on. Often times, when I make the effort to go into these rooms, I want nothing to do with the conversations that are happening, and I would’ve loved to have known this before making the effort to do so.

Most rooms are adhoc discussions, but there are some that are routine and focused on a given topic or activity. Scheduled events are really the best way to discover by topic, and I can work on making those easier to use

Dr. Jeff! We would happily join a chat about something you want to talk about! Hop on corny chat and make a room, just type in cornychat(dot)com/whateveryouwantyourroomnamed, set it up, and hang out for a bit and people will hop in and start chatting! Nostr “spaces” are still a wide open place and someone with your notoriety would do a lot of good to grow the community!

Nests schedules and marks live activities. These along with ones from zap stream appear in the scheduled events view on corny chat, along with any relevant calendar time scheduled events. Thats the main compatibility they have at this time.

A full list of how Corny Chat uses different kinds and nips is available here https://cornychat.com/datatypes specific to nostrnests and zapstream... kind 30311 live activity kind 31923 calendar time event Corny Chat promotes integration with other like kind applications. Corny Chat is a live audio space, and lists active rooms on its landing page. In an effort to promote greater discovery through the Nostr universe, Corny Chat also seeks to list live activities published to nostr that are presumably still active. To do this, the list of scheduled events is periodically updated, and includes those of kind 30311 that meet the following requirements: The live activity must have a `d` tag and not be marked as deleted ( per NIP-09 kind 5 or with `deleted` tag) The live activity must have a `title` tag with a value that isn't an empty string It must have started, or start within the next week as defined by a required `starts` tag. If it has started, it must not have ended more than an hour ago as defined by an optional `ends` tag. If the live activity does not include an end time, it is assumed to have ended an hour after the current timestamp The live activity must have a `service` tag. The live activity must have a `streaming` tag with the endpoint to link to, or be associated with the services `zap.stream` or `nostrnests.com` from which the location will be calculated based on the `d` tag and a known set of relays for the service. An optional `image` tag will be used in square format to represent the activity. If not provided, it will default to the service concatenated with favicon.png

A “full” nostr client refers to one which is fully interoperable with other nostr apps — content created and relayed in one can be seen in another, as long as there’s a shared relay. My understanding of cornychat is that it incorporates some nostr features but functions adjacent to the nostr protocol, rather than implicitly dependent on it. I could be wrong and would appreciate clarification if I’m missing anything. Cornychat is great, nonetheless, but I believe there’s information that doesn’t get sent as nostr events to relays.

Absolutely agree 🤝 and I’m sure there will! I’m excited to see things like a replacement for Slack and email, where a business/corporate environment could use an app entirely built on nostr and use a private relay that only accepts and displays notes to npubs that belong to the employees

I guess you could use Nostur for now or yell at nostr:nprofile1qqsdv8emcke7k3qqaldwv956tstu40ejg663gdsaayuuujs6pknw7jspp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqpr3mhxue69uhkummnw3ezucnfw33k76twv4ezuum0vd5kzmqpzfmhxue69uhhqatjwpkx2urpvuhx2uc86mqq0 or nostr:nprofile1qqsr9cvzwc652r4m83d86ykplrnm9dg5gwdvzzn8ameanlvut35wy3gpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqprfmhxue69uhhg6r9vehhyetnwshxummnw3erztnrdaksz9rhwden5te0wfjkccte9ejxzmt4wvhxjmcgek0h3 to get this moved up in the Primal or Damus roadmap 😂

Things clients can do: Support for lists. The full CRUD of it and its elements, including sort (ffs, these are not sets nor do clients actually ensure they are sets) Things people really really really want and need to be able to replace twitter: Full text search.

A native bitcoin wallet with a lightning address so we can send and receive zaps. Why? We can onboard people in Nostr through bitcoin or we can onboard people in bitcoin through Nostr. Also, when we onboard someone, it's not the time to deep dive in NWC, LN address from another app, etc.

Yes! Being able to filter notes by kind or content type, and then change the sort order by various parameters, such as most zaps, most boosts, or most comments, or even narrow down a date range and sort oldest to newest. DVMs are great, and I am sure they will help with this, but I often have them time out on me on Amethyst. Just give me some basic filter and sort toggles for my main feed.

would be lovely to find a have a bridge to the analog world. For example a meetup map or kinda Snapchat app, but still with respecting privacy. Where you can meet with other nostrichs with the same interest. #askNostr Are there already clients for that?

NIP-89 Recommended App Handlers? I do think this NIP is the key for the Nostr apps discoverability. https://files.sovbit.host/media/d7c6d014b342815ba29c48f3449e4f0073df84f4ad580ae173538041a6abb6b8/2cc7097c7f9c1d3760488a220b888b91d1a52b047a450d63f6987a2e362d06a5.webp nostr:nevent1qqsduu0pqnr9ew0h5ceft8u767s53j0qd2unr9pg5fnm3gu36fp4nfqpr4mhxue69uhkummnw3ez6vpj9eukz6mfdphkumn99e3k7mf0qgspw5udc2nzw6wsj3plrrphe0343744h0ucz9e4g248chl3w8kh03qrqsqqqqqpa37vx9

Thanks. I definitely think Robosats is one of the best options, but the thing that keeps me from it is that you’re sending funds from your bank to someone else’s bank right? So then that person has kyc’d you since it is coming from your bank with your real name. And they’re possibly a government agent (not that there’s anything illegal about buying bitcoin in this way in Australia at the moment, but it kind of defeats the purpose of it being non- kyc).