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Gitworksho.dev is good for managing the issues but you can also create the issues straight from your app. Many clients support notifications for the discussion thread.

I needed to hear that. Thanks.

Definitely. We could iterate really quickly with a combination of reports (1984), WoT based metrics, relay based filtering and client side mantainer and user tools.

This is a good thought. Right now I feel we are too experimental and it would be counter productive to have a large influx of users with viral marketing.

@nprofile1q... we should have a call sometime to discuss compatible. Would you be up for that? I reached out the other day on telegram.

Are you sending a nostr DM from a system account for every one of these notifications?This feels a like an anti-pattern. Wouldn't it be better to show them as notifications in the gittr UI. Many clients show git related content in there notifications normally and as we grow #GitViaNostr maybe more will.

No not yet. https://gitworkshop.dev/notifications is a good place to see notifications for #gitvianostr

Yes, I'll add it with a left-pad protection scheme.

I cannot replicate this on 145.0. vnext.gitworkshop.dev is now at the exact same state as gitworkshop.dev. does it now have the same behaviour? does a fresh profile fix it?

I think your missing the insight into fucundious nature of ground of our being. These life-like properties are emergent in 146 bytes of C: `#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
int main(int c,char**v){int i,j;for(i=1;i<c;i++)for(j=1;j<c-i;j++)if(atoi(v[j])>atoi(v[j+1])){char*t=v[j];v[j]=v[j+1];v[j+1]=t;}for(i=1;i<c;i++)printf("%s%c",v[i],i==c-1?'\n':' ');}`

Michael Levin's team applied 'theory of life' analysis to a sorting algorithm and found emergent life‑like behaviors not explicit in the code — including delayed gratification, clustering, robustness, and repair. Fascinating.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp0rCU49lMs