Thanks, but Nostrhub doesn't find the event. Their search field also doesn't work on mobile. That vibe site tells me it's a spec for ANY text syntax (including HTML lol), not strictly Markdown which I :110percent: need. Also adds 'spaces', which I don't need. Just a simple doc tree that everyone already has, por favor.

Most people leaving Reddit don't even go to alternative forum apps. They often go to apps that don't even have forum posts, instead they go to wherever there's still some sense of community discussion to be found.

What and how are you building? 👀

I :110percent: think Nostr can do moderation better. And make it interoperable, and make it the easiest thing to integrate into your existing website/app/project/... and work with literally content type the community needs (way beyond forum posts), etc... But, getting that right makes you end up with a solution that barely resembles Reddit any longer. That's my point. It means different UX and UI choices for like 80% of the thing. Not telling some LLMs to make "Reddit but on relays and with zaps".

You can't look at the current needs of niche communities and then think copying Reddit is a good idea. Nobody is waiting for a dEcEnTrALiZeD version of that. Moderation is the main value prop there. So if you don't see how Nostr can do moderation better (and add opportunity to it), it's a waste of time.

Por favor nooo. "I'll just vibe code it. It will work fine and I'm sure nobody tried before, riiiight :padme: ?"

Sorry, I don't understand. Are you saying there already is a spec for indexed Markdown documentation?

Yeah, private communities/groups is a slightly different matter. For public communities however, I don't see an issue. Correct me if I'm naive about that.

I thought a c tag would suffice a few months back. That was naive. You can't use the same kind for :book: Books, :documentation: Docs, etc.... I need a req based on kind for those distinctly different content types.

Badges for community moderation are neat because the key that awards the badges can be any key you want: Your own community key, a hot-key on a server, someone else that already did/does the work of curating acceptable people in a way you like, .... Communities can start by manually awarding Badges (I.e. access to parts of their community) and switch to a more automated hot-key signing flow later, if needed. The only missing part for Badges in the current NIP is a way to request them. For this, I think Forms are the way.

That's what I did initially, also because it fits my own style more, but it didn't work well for what Grimoire is and looks like.

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A break for a few months I was afk. Back on it now, but I need a good name for a less Bitcoiny audience.

to build a #communikey web app from scratch, what stack would be best rn? Applesauce + .... ? Fork Jumble?

What links tertrachs, denarii and Caesar specifically to the Rome of the Bible? (and not the Rome we were given in history) I don't see that link. Where does it say that Herod is a Roman? Or Pilate? Or Augustus? If I don't step out of the Bible and try to figure out what reign people are under at the start of the New testament, I don't come to the conclusion that Rome (a location that is mentioned a handful of times) is a huge empire under which rule everyone is living.

There's no Roman Empire in the Bible. Just a place (city?) called Rome, that some people mention and go to. And one mention of the language used there. That's it. #WordStudy