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n 2 years ago
そうですね(⁠ ⁠╹⁠▽⁠╹⁠ ⁠)
You’ll be able to separate your larger thesis into digestible chunks or building blocks and get feedback on separate pieces of the general larger info you are putting across.
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🐈 2 years ago
😞 thought we were over Twitter threads but I guess some people like them.
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🐈 2 years ago
Long form article better for communicating larger ideas imo
I’m just passing the thought along. I think Highlighter will do a much better job at addressing chunks of text than the necessity to break your thought into pieces.
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Noobe 2 years ago
I never thought of it that way, I thought a character limiter would get in the way, but your arguments really make sense.
I appreciate that I don't have to worry about that when a big thought comes up but I definitely understand how that would be helpful on reader's side.
I think one of the best points in favor of threading made by #[4]​ is the ability to have replies and discussions about specific paragraphs and sentences. Totally agree.
So you are saying an npub replying to their own post should be classified a “thread”. Clients could identify those and display a “show thread” link as twitter does.
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Cassie 2 years ago
Because threads will trigger their cat's attention and they fear never getting it for themselves again. Seems logical
I think we need to redefine our conception of what is “an app”. Maybe Nostr is the super app and micro-apps/app-fragments can be orchestrated within a single iOS/Android “app” experience. discussed this with #[8]​ a bit on a podcast… will publish it tomorrow
Seems to me there must be a way – along with that event kind discovery NIP – to make it easy to deep link into each others apps. Imagine dynamic link creation when rendering notes to generate zapster:note1... or hightlighter:naddr1... or listr:npub1... type links. Might require users to specify their preferred apps in their metadata but it's not impossible... 🤔
Interoperable and seamless nostr app ecosystem would be better than any monolithic super app. We’ve got interoperability (for the most part), but discovery and seamless app launching would make the interoperability more valuable to users.
I’m driving with my wife and when I just told her about this particular use case (synchronicity!) her head exploded! She looks at everything from the point of view of sales and feels like this would be incredible for sales
Oh yeah, I’m not suggesting a monolithic super app. Nostr the protocol is the replacement of the super app concept and it’s open/public-domain and doesn’t specify a specific “app” implementation. iOS/Android apps can be built to allow people to login/orchestrate various experiences, but those experiences themselves should be composeable/portable across “app” experiences, imo. When the web browser emerged it was like an orchestrating app for experiences on the web. None of the web experiences natively ran on Windows or MacOS, but they ran natively in the browser. Browsers had to be written in native Windows or MacOS to bridge to the web/protocol experiences.
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:P 2 years ago
How can we make it easier for websites to add “sign in with nostr” buttons? I haven’t been able to implement NIP-07 logins. Seems like a good starting point
Theres a place in the space for superapps though. Just in terms of user experience, would you rather have 6 apps taking space on your device or 1 that handles it all? Even if the six are done better for their niches, the one will enjoy a larger userbase.
That’s what NIP-89 does but without “branding” the scheme (which would be a centralizing shitcoin) 😂
Well…maybe. I do think folks will chase experience. And perhaps will “onboard” with an app that is trying to do “too many” thing on the Nostr protocol. When I speak Spanish I am still thinking in English. I takes a bit to internalize the differences between a platform and a protocol. And yes I am indicting myself as well.
But hoping #[3]​ rolls out thread highlighting in main timeline, as I prefer Damus instead
character limits with threaded conversations can be good depending on who is using it...It can force people to be objective, precise, and organized or to just be dumb and superficial, as it happens a lot on twitter too....Think that some highlighting to the text, with comment link window as adobe pdf, could be a greater achievement
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₿itcoin 2 years ago
I dont agree. Yes messages can be shorter, but forcing it is absolutely not the way to go. There are cases where longpost content is needed.