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now that clean global feeds are available in Jumble, it's time to tackle the next challenge: a localized trending feed

per @Cody's advice, I have removed the option to show only untrusted posts in global. now there is simply a toggle to hide untrusted posts from global feeds PR opened:

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feat: add toggle to hide untrusted posts by captain-stacks · Pull Request #435 · CodyTseng/jumble

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Jumble

A user-friendly Nostr client focused on relay feed browsing and relay discovery

how are you supposed to detect when a subscription is lost because of a network interruption in a nostr client?

Jumble

A user-friendly Nostr client focused on relay feed browsing and relay discovery

is now serving a fork of Jumble that adds a new setting to apply WoT filtering of posts on relay and relay set feeds. you'll find this under general settings. by default it's set to filter out posts from untrusted users, but you can set it to display all (no change from the official app), or display only untrusted. this gives you glimpse into the raw world of global, but graphic content will appear. use at your own risk! opened PR

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feat: add setting to control post display based on trust by captain-stacks · Pull Request #434 · CodyTseng/jumble

@Cody

Lord, forgive me for what I'm about to do

As I've been aggressively curating my follow and mute lists to get WoT filtering to work the way I want it to, I've been noticing a clear pattern. I have very little interest in following any keys of an organization. I like to hear from individuals. Please shill me on why I should want to see notes from any keys held by a group of people. Usually they're trying to sell something.

The architecture of Ditto might be the ideal framework for algorithms in nostr. With events streaming from the relay pool into the pipeline to the database, relays can stay dumb while the web server displays algorithmic content derived from the database.

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