Satellite update: deployed "conversations" tab Now you easily can keep track of (and get notifications for) all the threads you've recently been involved with. You can even reply directly in from the notifications UI without having to navigate to the thread. Check it out.

@Vivek @Jingles @Tony thoughts on this idea? We need a way for users to control whether community posts show up in the main feed View quoted note →

Disambiguating Community Forks I noticed that people have been linking to nostr communities without including the admin's pubkey in the URL, e.g. just

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instead of the full URL

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It might seem like a minor issue but I think handling this ambiguity is actually pretty important for UX — subreddit's were useful because you could refer to them by name like "r slash [whatever]" and it was obvious what you had to type into your web browser to get there. On nostr it's trickier because there can be multiple versions of a community, each namespaced to the pubkey of its admin. To deal with this, I just pushed an update showing a page at the bare URL that lists all the forks of community. If you're signed in and Satellite detects that you're subscribed to one of the forks, you'll be redirected there automatically. In a future update I might make it so that non-signed-in users get directed to the most popular fork.

Satellite Update — Subscribe to communities, unified modqueue, media posts, and more - Subscribe to Communities: Communities you're subscribed to are marked with a white check mark and appear at the top of the list when you're signed in. - Unified Modqueue: On Satellite, go to 'Menu' > 'Communities' > 'Pending Approval' to see an aggregated list of pending posts from all the communities you're a moderator of. - Media Posts: Satellite will now auto-detect and render linked images, video, and audio to improve UX in media-focused communities. Check it out at

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More on the way.

Received 402 sats from @PABLOF7z and now I'm wondering if was a subtle pun on

402 Payment Required - HTTP | MDN

The HTTP 402 Payment Required client error response status code is a nonstandard response status code reserved for future use.

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