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Same here. Except both say I've barely any followers. ๐Ÿ˜
Technically speaking someone could be following you but not have any relays in common with you and send you a DM and you'd never get it because you're not using the same relays. This is why the new outbox model is very important. Many clients are moving to this new method. Primal uses a caching service on their backend which also helps here.
They might be able to read from those relays. Your events are also propagated to other relays when users whose relays intersect with your own interact with them. But im far from an expert on this. Also your npub is probably on @npub1teaw...gq5u and anyone could pick it up and add you as a follower.
the way to count follows on-protocol is to fetch contact lists, these are huge though, so downloading 800 of them is quite expensive. damus is a pure protocol client and doesn't rely on special servers that count things like primal does. follow counts isn't that useful though, since anyone can spam contact lists to raise follow counts
Iโ€™m more interested in telling you how I feel about the difference between blue and yellow corn, and why I prefer txt interfaces. ๐Ÿ™‚
Counting follows is counting the number of contact lists you are on. Contact lists are large so relays will only allow you to pull so many at a time. To know how many people follow you is knowing every up to date contact list on every relay. Clients canโ€™t really pull all of this information down, so depending which relays you are counting from you will get different numbers, but it will always be inaccurate. Follow counts are a centralized concept.
you should bite the blue corn. itโ€™s the very best corn. twice the protein, twice the flavor. plus, you can post photos of your growing blue corn, and appear mysterious and knowledgeable about esoteric foods. you can also hang it in your house to dry for winter impressing visitors, while boasting of your 1/1024 Cherokee lineage like Elizabeth Warren.
I do like that I can see some of my followers with #damus (thanks Will & team). It's cool to look and see if anyone is posting cool stuff to follow back. I wonder if one day in the future there might be a way to easily find people who follow me that share interests and post somewhat frequently ๐Ÿคž๐Ÿคทโ€โ™€๏ธ
Which is a good thing ๐Ÿ˜‰ Also we don't see any spam bots and ads in the replies as well. If you wrote on X 1/4 of the replies are from spam bots which have profile photo of Asian girls with rich meals and rich life style, 1/4 ads, 1/4 complaining about the issue you mentioned and 1/4 crucifying you. And regarding this the follower count on X doesn't mean anything as well.
The fresh to dried conversion is opposite. Blue and purple corn, have much more flavor fresh, but become much more bland when dried. Not sure why. More sugars in the yellow and white? Dunno. But dried blue tortillas taste like cardboard
How about as an addition to the follower list, the follower also sends a separate note tagged to the followed for notification?
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Surely this can be improved with a indexed, purpose built relay for follow lists. It doesn't matter what you think of the concept. People still want to know their follow count. It's not a centralized concept to want to gauge your reach.
Yes indexers are fine for this, but its hard to make core client features depend on single specialized servers which donโ€™t have a spec. This is just asking for your app to stop working eventually. I try to avoid that as much as I can in damus. People can also spam contact lists and fake the count (primal shows me as 1 million followers when itโ€™s probably more like 200k), so iโ€™m not sure if it will ever be accurate. I donโ€™t like lying to users.
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OLD ACCOUNT 1 year ago
Mine says I have 123 on Primal and 0 on Amethyst lol ๐Ÿคฃ
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why does the primal app say i have 20k followers on nostr? damus says i have ~800
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Sasha 1 year ago
More like 20 bro ๐Ÿ˜‚
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