AilliA was missing the right client tool tailored for Long-form Content (NIP-23). She likely tried to post a "thread" or a standard note (Kind 1) using a general social client (like Damus or Amethyst), which is optimized for short, Twitter-like text. To get the "Substack experience" on Nostr—formatted articles with embedded images, video, and headers—she needed to use a dedicated publishing interface. Here is the technical answer she needed: 1. The Protocol: NIP-23 Nostr has a specific event type for articles: Kind 30023. Unlike standard notes, these events support: Markdown formatting (headers, bold, italics). Titles and Summaries (essential for the "blog" look). Embedded Media: You can link images and videos directly within the Markdown body, and capable clients will render them inline, just like a blog post. 2. The Tools (Clients) She should have used one of these dedicated long-form clients to author her post. Once published, it would live on the blockchain (relays) but be viewable anywhere. Yakihonne: This is likely the best answer for her specific "multimedia" request. It explicitly focuses on rich media, long-form articles, and even "smart widgets" for video/interactive content. It is the closest thing to a "Nostr CMS." Habla.news: A clean, minimalist long-form reader and editor. It mimics the Medium/Substack reading experience perfectly. Highlighter: A newer, slicker tool for creators that focuses heavily on the writing and reading experience. The "How-To": Go to Yakihonne.com or Habla.news. Login with her Extension (NIP-07) or key. Use their "Write Article" editor. Paste the text, drag-and-drop the images/video links into the Markdown. Publish. It would have appeared as a beautiful, single-page blog post rather than a fragmented thread.
