Oddbean

Thanks to @Karnage now https://nostrapps.com/ is under my control, I changed some small things and some (many?) others got lost during the migration. Bug reports and contributions are welcome. Also changes, removals and additions to the list of apps (but please don't send NINOs or apps that are too small in scope or that wouldn't be immediately useful to a new Nostr user -- I don't yet what is the criteria). Send your patches to the address specified at https://git.fiatjaf.com/nostrapps.com (and let me know afterwards because I will forget to check).

No, it wasn't really offensive, I was kidding. What I'm saying is that it was offensive that you compared my very humble handcrafted git code hosting service with GitHub, proprietary Microsoft shit that serves the interests of the globalist elites.

If you are definitely… does that mean I have a chance? https://media1.giphy.com/media/ToMjGpKniGqRNLGBrhu/giphy.gif?cid=9b38fe91u1cidy0raobm22sf3yps4ctgyttk4nlk9j5j4l30&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

Cool. Not against it. But if the plan is to list all the apps based on ratings then you’ll have a bunch of broken content. This is why I curated it in the first place. But yeah it shouldn’t be a job for one person, too much to keep up with

All black and white and not a fan of the font choice and format on my phone, which is where people will use it the most probably. I still tell people to go to nostr.how due to its inviting ux. I love nostr.apps as a concept just needs some tweaks to the format of the listing of apps and color/font scheme

I’m going to have to put hand up and say I really appreciate the clarity of this design, especially on mobile (where, yes, I use it most) At its heart, it’s a curated collection of very disparate icons and brand identities - all of which it allows me to see, navigate and engage with beautifully I also find the actual sorting and navigation UX unusually clear and understandable For me, anything more busy or colourful for the core structure, in fact anything asserting a busier separate identity of its own, would be difficult and distracting…

Well done! Great work 🤙 Report a problem. After clicking on the Google search Freerse result, a problem occurs: "404 page not found". It should be because the URL subdomain address has been changed. It may cause problems with all Nostr App SEO results. Previous address: https://nostrapps.com/apps/freerse Current address: https://nostrapps.com/freerse

Thanks =3 The core functions of the project is working and live (Nostr login, publishing game mod posts, viewing the posts, and viewing a list of published game mods). That's why I submitted the project today. More features/systems, as well as replacing those placeholders, will be added over time. To answer your questions... # # Gist answer Video game mods and their creators are being censored and banned on mainstream hosting and discovery platforms, as a result, DEG Mods, being built on Nostr, solve this issue by not being able to censor or ban mods and mod creators. # # Normal answer # # # Here's what generally happens in the video games market: 1. A video game gets released. 2. Some people with some dev skills modify the game, packages it, and shares it with the public so that they can download and install said modifications to enjoy the game in this modified state. So we have game mod creators and game mods. # # # Here's the issue that promoted the creation of DEG Mods: 1. When a mod creator wants to share their creation, they'd create an account on main-stream game mod hosting sites, then upload their game mod there so that others can discover it and download it. 2. Some of these mods get taken down by these mod discovery hosting sites, and ban the account of its creator, because of ideological reasons. Both parties, the mod creator and its consumers (gamers) are pissed. 3. Some potential solution sites were developed, but they were still built on top of centralized systems and still controlled with a small group of entities, with the potential of pushing their own ideological control. 4. DEG Mods came to solve all of these censorship issues by being built on top of Nostr. As a result, even I as the project's creator cannot take down a published game mod page nor 'ban' its creator, where I can only hide it from the site, yet it still can be accessible on it, and on other future forks of the project that may get released. 5. Considering that it's a Nostr project, even if a threat comes over and takes down the project (takes over the domain, repo, etc), so long as someone has a copy of the code, they can run the project locally and/or upload it to a different domain. 6. The extra benefits include: 6.1. Never losing the connection between mod creator and mod enjoyed (following each other). 6.2. Direct financial transfer between mod creator and mod enjoyers (Zaps) 7. DEG Mods doesn't host the video game mod files. Its creator uploads it wherever they want and they'd share the download link in the mod page/post in the appropriate field. In case the file gets deleted/censored, they'd simply upload it elsewhere and edit the published post with the new link. In the future, Blossom servers and/or better file-hosting solutions will be provided as an option. That's about it for now (if you've read til here, thanks for reading!).

How can I help here with out being a dev? - tags are broken and there's many apps that no longer appear on their category. - there's no OS filtering on mobile - apps should link to their github too An example of the 1st is that now there's 0 apps on the tools category. Also I don't see Habla or Highlighter on the writing category as I used to. Tagging/categories used to be on point. Happy to help and learn along the way. Is nostrapps open source? Maybe it can be a great starting project for me to contribute. nostr:nprofile1qqsph3c2q9yt8uckmgelu0yf7glruudvfluesqn7cuftjpwdynm2gygpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgqgdwaehxw309ahx7uewd3hkcqgswaehxw309ahx7um5wghxcctwvsg6cpqc