Last Notes
Better than what? You've made a public post, and I guess it's adequate to discuss it here. It would be helpful for others too. What do you think? I'm okay if this is supposed to be a proprietary project and you might not want to discuss it publicly if it's the case, but even that's not clear yet.
> pablomurad@pm.me
I kindly signify that many nostriches may interpret an invitation to engage in legacy protocols as an insult, especially since we've got stable enough NIP-17 implementations like Armada and Nospeak. I've already pointed out that Proton engages in suspicious activity in particular.
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Write to me at pablomurad@pm.me.
It’s better :)
https://blossom.ditto.pub/76e7876019f0e8c64a8fc1e0cad1c591578d69f9e9adbf923d92b619c9abbb3e.webp
Glad that you've progressed with your nostr client. If it's not a burden, I'm still curious which of the bulk of questions you've responded with the "Absolutely not" and mysteriously gave the others a pass:
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Now I fixed my app to answer hehe
gonna try to answer more quickly, have a good night my friend
No worries. I find it puzzling to figure out which of the questions you've answered 😸 Perhaps your client cuts the incoming message preview in the middle of something?
Absolutely not, haha I'm sorry my late replies, it didn't show notifications on my own build app :( I promise to fix
Thanks for your efforts. I took a brief look; the UI idea is cute.
I hope to not be overwhelming with the inquiries; let me know if I am.
Does it appear to be privacy-respecting and with no lock-in? Is it possibly FOSS in the future?
Is it designed to store things only in browser, and as the tuno files on disk, and never to sync over network?
An obvious question arises: what about storing nostr events in it? Or any standardized things (which I'm not aware of any better). Not asking as some nostr cult leader, there are a few fundamental things I'm not happy about with the protocol, but I think a lot of stuff is useful for your problem, already solved in an adequate way. Even for offline-only software, if you're targeting it.
I think storing things in the standardized events will make your software more competitive in multiple ways: users will be more confident to use it because there would no be a soft lock-in (besides the usual hard lock-in people experience in projects with no takeout/export button, there's also always a possibility of the "it's a goodbye letter, we're out of business, here's how you can export your jsons" thing, which leaves users with incompatible, non-standard, hardly useful stuff out of the blue; it's problematic even for FOSS projects), and there are lots of things would be possible (almost) out of the box (like private sync over network or share/collaboration even).
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