It's very neat!!! I need something more complex, for tour management (dealing with booking, recording, design, promotion, etc), but I'll give super productivity a try for everyday tasks like chores and stuff. Thank you!
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It's very neat!!! I need something more complex, for tour management (dealing with booking, recording, design, promotion, etc), but I'll give super productivity a try for everyday tasks like chores and stuff. Thank you!
#asknostr Recommendations for a pro task management app? Anything better than #asana or #mondaydotcom?
and CR45H, youâre both bringing up relevant points... I'm collecting all these ideas already and now I asked my agent to summarize and think of solutions. This is what I got: If we want both fairness and growth on Nostr, we need to be honest: those two goals can easily conflict. If we only reward popularity, big accounts get bigger. If we avoid amplification completely, great content may never leave small circles. So instead of choosing one extreme, we can design a balanced system. 1ïžâŁ Separate organic discovery from creator promotion Organic discovery should not be about who has the most likes. Big numbers alone are a weak signal. Instead, we can rank content based on how it spreads. For example: đ A post that reaches different social circles should count more than one that stays inside a tight friend group. đ„ Engagement from many different people is more meaningful than repeated reactions from the same few accounts. đŹ Thoughtful replies and real discussion should matter more than quick taps. âł Content that keeps attracting attention over time is stronger than something that spikes for a few minutes and disappears. In simple terms: reward independent spread across the network â not just loud local engagement. 2ïžâŁ Allow creator outreach â but make it explicit and limited đ Creators should be able to expand their reach intentionally. This can be done with an optional outreach toggle. đ It should be clearly visible when used. đ It should be limited, so it doesnât turn into spam. This gives creators room to grow without quietly distorting everyoneâs feed. 3ïžâŁ Give users control over exploration đ Let people choose how much discovery they want in their feed: đ€ Mostly people I follow âïž A balanced mix đ More outside voices Discovery becomes adjustable â not imposed. The core idea is simple: đĄ Fairness protects quality. đ± Growth supports creators. đ Transparency keeps trust. We wonât eliminate trade-offs. But we can balance them instead of drifting toward extremes.
Just send a bug report. Every client should save it as a draft.
feels like Nostrâs chiropractor. When profiles feel off, it fixes things quietly â keeping the network in shape.
With respect to the good cause, we have to stay conscious. â Zap-for-reaction is poison for Nostr because it turns likes and comments from honest signals into paid behavior â which is worse than legacy pay-for-reach, where reactions could at least remain voluntary, even for paid content. We need to stay true to organic interactions. Thatâs the soul of Nostr and the reason it exists. Especially when the cause is good, we should trust that people will zap voluntarily. If we stop trusting that and fall back to legacy-style payoffs, we donât just lose a tactic â we lose what makes Nostr, Nostr.
And respect for donating the zaps to OpenSats, â my concern was only about the paid-to-react model. Your article is valuable, and so is your decision to donate the proceeds to OpenSats.
Thank you for clarifying! So #zapvertising is actually real #v4v, while #AQSTR is #paidengagement. âI zap because I want toâ vs âI zap because Iâm paid.â Thatâs the whole difference â and I only have an issue with the second.
Thank you @Walker! So #zapvertising is actually real #v4v, while #AQSTR is #paidengagement. âI zap because I want toâ vs âI zap because Iâm paid.â Thatâs the whole difference â and I only have an issue with the second. đ
Are we having a real convo, or just reacting to keywords?
Hear you! Just saying cause Iâm seeing #zapvertising more and more, plus #AQSTR is getting attention. Thank you for reading me well. I also hear that yours was just an experiment, though it attracted quite high numbers, which is also a reason why I felt to raise the issue. Hope it it sparks some thought and conversation.
Ja és igen a szuper hogyan a Nostur mår NIP17. Lassan mår csak a Damus és a Primal nem az, nem is értem, miért.
Most sikerĂŒlt javĂtanom a DM-et, de amĂșgy sokszor nem jön ĂĄt msg. Az tĂ©ny, hogy az Ă©n összehasonlĂtĂĄsomban plusz Ă©rtĂ©k, ha egy kliens minĂ©l inkĂĄbb all-in-one. Ăs persze tök valid hogy valakinek ez nem plusz. A Nostria kĂ©szĂŒl az önĂĄllĂł mobilos verziĂłkra is, folyamatban van.
A Nostur amĂșgy tĂ©nyleg jĂł, közel van hozzĂĄ hogy Ć legyen az iOS-Amethyst, de pont ez az egyik legfĆbb hiĂĄnya: hogy iOS only. Plusz a DM gyakorlatilag nem mƱködik. Az Ă©n összehasonlĂtĂĄsomban azĂ©rt a Nostria az elsĆ, mert egy 110 szempontos listĂĄn Ć kapta a legtöbb pipĂĄt. (Melyben nem mellesleg a cross platform sĂșlyozott feature.) Akit Ă©rdekel, annak szĂvesen elkĂŒldöm privĂĄtban. AzĂ©rt csinĂĄlom, hogy az egĂ©sz Nostr jobb legyen, inspirĂĄljon. Akinek elĂ©g csak röviden: 1. Nostria 2. YakiHonne 3. Amethyst (mert Android only) 4. Nostur 5. Damus 6. Primal
:) Ăgy van, kinek a pap, kinek a papnĂ©! SzĂĄmodra melyik a #1 kliens jelenleg?
With respect to good causes, we have to stay conscious about #zapvertising.âZap-for-reaction is poison for Nostr because it turns likes and comments from honest signals into paid behavior â which is worse than legacy pay-for-reach, where reactions could at least remain voluntary, even for paid content. We need to stay true to organic interactions. Thatâs the soul of Nostr and the reason it exists. Especially when the cause is good, we should trust that people will zap voluntarily. If we stop trusting that and fall back to legacy-style payoffs, we donât just lose a tactic â we lose what makes Nostr, Nostr.
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