It's not branded yet, but I finally was able to prop up my vision for the Spatia Arcana nOasis with Jumble's community mode:
https://spatiaarcana.netlify.app
This feels like such a "one small step for man" moment (on a very less dramatic scale) for me. I'm terrible with computers and I've needed some help to get it here, but I haven't used AI for anything besides the logo on the preview. I've only used the tools that have been created to do exactly this.
I wouldn't assume that nearly anybody actively using Nostr would be the least bit wowed by this (maybe a few), but that's not the idea. There are 2 other goals I have had in my mind:
1. To have something I can use myself, to introduce my people to Nostr, that isn't ravaged by spam, bitcoin memes and mantras, or any other mono-topic that happens to take over generalized feeds on a given day... but is still broad enough that it's obviously not a fully topic-scoped, super niche thing.
2. To have a functioning proof of concept for packaging up the human-first, semi-closed community idea in a way that can be explained, understood & replicated by anyone... so that it can presented it to groups, organizations, friends with weird hobbies, or whoever.
Now, I can do both of those things.
Pyramid + RelayTools + Jumble + Brainstorm... a cheap VPS + a Github account. That's it. No self-hosting hurdles and only minimal, simple terminal time.
I'm trying to provide some extra nice feeds and basic media storage, but a trimmed back version would cost less than $10/mo. I've taken lots of time to curate/help curate some of the feeds but I haven't been alone in that effort. Some of us might even have fun doing it. Others are doing it simply by being active. If you explore a bit, you'll find some educational stuff mixed in to article feeds, a place for new people to post and express interest in joining the community, feeds of people & topics from outside of the community to start tailoring one's own experience, and those beautiful client tags to maybe spark curiosity about leaving my little training ground.
I need to spend some time on branding & writing about the setup process, then it will be all set for presentations. I'm very, very happy... you should all be glad you're not here with me in person to endure this :)
https://spatiaarcana.netlify.app
This feels like such a "one small step for man" moment (on a very less dramatic scale) for me. I'm terrible with computers and I've needed some help to get it here, but I haven't used AI for anything besides the logo on the preview. I've only used the tools that have been created to do exactly this.
I wouldn't assume that nearly anybody actively using Nostr would be the least bit wowed by this (maybe a few), but that's not the idea. There are 2 other goals I have had in my mind:
1. To have something I can use myself, to introduce my people to Nostr, that isn't ravaged by spam, bitcoin memes and mantras, or any other mono-topic that happens to take over generalized feeds on a given day... but is still broad enough that it's obviously not a fully topic-scoped, super niche thing.
2. To have a functioning proof of concept for packaging up the human-first, semi-closed community idea in a way that can be explained, understood & replicated by anyone... so that it can presented it to groups, organizations, friends with weird hobbies, or whoever.
Now, I can do both of those things.
Pyramid + RelayTools + Jumble + Brainstorm... a cheap VPS + a Github account. That's it. No self-hosting hurdles and only minimal, simple terminal time.
I'm trying to provide some extra nice feeds and basic media storage, but a trimmed back version would cost less than $10/mo. I've taken lots of time to curate/help curate some of the feeds but I haven't been alone in that effort. Some of us might even have fun doing it. Others are doing it simply by being active. If you explore a bit, you'll find some educational stuff mixed in to article feeds, a place for new people to post and express interest in joining the community, feeds of people & topics from outside of the community to start tailoring one's own experience, and those beautiful client tags to maybe spark curiosity about leaving my little training ground.
I need to spend some time on branding & writing about the setup process, then it will be all set for presentations. I'm very, very happy... you should all be glad you're not here with me in person to endure this :)
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