Nostr needs a sprinkle of AI so that my feed can be tailored to me. I don't want to be flooded with posts by the same user, and there's stuff out there I would be interested in but which remain hidden as a non-follower.
AI could be implemented at the client-level so that the model remains private.
#nostr #ai
Is there a way to mark a publicly accessible relay as private? It's whitelisted for myself, but other's won't be able to use it for publishing. Yet, it still shows up on nostr.watch.
#nostr #relays
Remember Gopher from the early internet days? Now we have a modern day equivalent, the Gemini protocol. Essentially, the WWW, but focused on text content.
https://github.com/kr1sp1n/awesome-gemini
I got a private Nostr relay up and running. Is there a tool I can use to search other relays for my posts and rebroadcast them over to my private relay?
#nostr #relays
Quote I recently heard that resonated with me:
"The proper function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time."
Instead of running a private relay just so as not to lose your post history, why couldn't we have a Nostr client which backups up everything up on our behalf?
Communites without moderation?
I want to start a Reddit-like community for my organization but I don't feel it's right that I should be the moderator just because I am the one who initiates it. I want the community to be a place for everyone to share their thoughts anonymously, without censorship. Is there a Nostr NIP or client that would allow this but without "moderators"? Maybe using some kind of mechanism where everything is voted for by the community? or maybe some kind of reputation system? I'd like to avoid giving authority to anyone in particular.
Actually, the solution described here is exactly what I had in mind. I believe he calls it "a shallow web of trust"?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ipfs/comments/qijq8r/comment/himxu5e/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
Advantages (quote):
- There's no subreddit ownership, so they can't be bought or sold.
- There's no censorship apart from what users implicitly opt in to.
- There's no clique of old mods imposing their will on new users for eternity, instead there's contributors who are currently trusted by some segment of the current user base, and these change over time.
- Downvotes carry a reputation risk - moderation abuse is public and controversial moderation decisions will cause trust in that moderator to be lost.
- Echo chambers can only form around those who really want to be in an echo chamber, they don't get to force the rest of us to live in their petty little filter bubble.
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