Thank you for the reminder, sometimes we just need to hear it one more time.

Trying it right now, nice per first impression!

Great project! Have you seen Nostropus? It does that for notes, in the browser, for a single npub at a time. https://nostropus.com - it wants to be a play-around client for tech-curious newbies and lazy to fix anything inconsistent / misconfigured / known bad practices / known poor relay selections and at the same time teach the user what's wrong and why.

I guess you are shooting to heal the whole network at once, silently, which is a bold move. This could stress-test the current practice of offering relay services for free. What I expect is relays like damus and primal blocking this bot because these relays periodically purge their database and this software just fills it up again, eating up their resources.

Very impressive! He went all-in.

No exact info, installed 1-2 week ago from zapstore.

It eats 60% cpu on android.

I think the better argument here would be to regard apple users as creators of content, thus strengthening the network effect of Nostr.

At the same time we all know these users are OK with their every move being logged by the mother company.

How is that implemented? Substack sees your australian IP and forces you to log in and connect your ID with your account? Or is it just cloudflare?

Who runs it, the main guy (@miljan) is missing from the companies list, I guess it's useful to list him, too.

I'll look at Quill, thanks for the tip. It's a different problem on nostr that you have to build the product to find out there's another one doing exactly the same :)