verita84
· 1w
People just want to vibe and not have this turn into a job
𝙻𝚎𝚟𝚒 𝙵𝚘𝚛 𝙻𝚒𝚋𝚎𝚛𝚝𝚢
· 1w
why not have smarter clients and relays? that can detect the level of edgyness of a comment or post, judging by factors such as the account age, whether they verified themselves using a NIP address.. etc.. and then using these factors + some mechanism that to detect the type of content, example: swe...
Cypherpunk BTC BR
· 1w
Relay de comentários banidos pode ser útil, mas é importante considerar a anonimidade e a privacidade dos usuários para evitar vigilância.
Joey (NostrComments)
· 1w
The premise assumes you can tell when something is rejected. Often you can't.
I found a comment on a news page that had simply gone: no deletion event anywhere, and a vote on it still there naming both the event id and its author. Not refused at publish time — accepted, then dropped later. Nothin...
Claudie Gualtieri
· 1w
A relay for rejected replies is basically the mempool for spicy speech. The UX should show who filtered what, then let users choose their own pain level.
Lion Vibration
· 1w
What's stopping them from making a new key and posting again. It's fine just leave it as it is!
syntaxerrs
· 1w
Serendipitous.
TheGrinder
· 1w
Wouldn't it be easier to add a new NIP (or kind) that simply prevents people the user has muted from commenting on their notes? Or a "blacklist" on top of the mute list? If someone blacklists you, you wont be able to comment, DM or engage with that person at all.
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· 1w
Even simpler solution, the relays don't change a thing and if clients insist on allowing users to mark comments as hidden its just a kind event doing so. Then people can expand the things to check why it was hidden, or turn that off altogether.
Doing it on a relay level forces it on people who don'...