Nostr is dying.
All the retarded devs are focusing on their ability to produce halfassed, infected code more rapidly with coding agents, instead of FINISHING their clients that they charge people mon...
Thanks for sharing! I know there is enough great content on Nostr, though there is an issue with lack of options to consume content. Mostly it's either a global trending feed or chronological sorting.
I'm trying my best to give user's many ways of discovering content on @Nostria. I think Summary is a good way to keep track, and there is People lists which allows you to get very focused and clutter-free feeds with only those lists you choose.
Recently added a trending view for locally cached events. This allows you to find popular posts among the cached events locally, which often will be your following and some extra. This is a great way to stay engaged.
"For You" needs some love, the idea is to present to you content from actual profiles you interact with, giving likes, viewing their profile, etc. This is not optimal right now, but there are all those other options and more ways to filter and focus what you feed to yourself.
I see many people write about their experiences with Nostr, I don't think it's a lack of content, it's a lack of algorithms and tools that help users discover great content.
I'm trying my best to give user's many ways of discovering content on @Nostria. I think Summary is a good way to keep track, and there is People lists which allows you to get very focused and clutter-free feeds with only those lists you choose.
Recently added a trending view for locally cached events. This allows you to find popular posts among the cached events locally, which often will be your following and some extra. This is a great way to stay engaged.
"For You" needs some love, the idea is to present to you content from actual profiles you interact with, giving likes, viewing their profile, etc. This is not optimal right now, but there are all those other options and more ways to filter and focus what you feed to yourself.
I see many people write about their experiences with Nostr, I don't think it's a lack of content, it's a lack of algorithms and tools that help users discover great content.
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