Nostr+ サ終するのね。遷移先の Rumi も終わりそうなんだけど、リリースしても安定しないな。出てきてもどうせまたすぐサ終する印象が拭えない。
⚡️ Zap me challenge!
Goal: 1,000,000 sats
Purposes:
- Build Reddit alternative on Nostr
- Improve Nostr relay engine nostrfy
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でばっぐ神社に参拝して、0ポイント獲得しました。
https://d-shrine.jp/ Question! Do you think the Nostr outbox model will become widely adopted, or is there a more seamless way to handle this?
中国って加減を知らない国なのかなって最近思う。いろいろ見ていると、足りなすぎたり、多すぎたり極端だよね。「ちょうどいい」がまるでないと感じる。AI にもそれが反映されていそう
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おしおのリアクション珍しく🧂じゃない!!!
うちにも娘にはホクロ気になるなら取っちゃいなよ、っていう。娘どこ
I’ve noticed that “upvote/downvote” systems are quite common in American services, and as a Japanese person, I’ve always found this interesting.
Is this more of a cultural thing, or does it reflect something about the American mindset?
In Japan, many services don’t even include downvotes by design. I sometimes wonder: doesn’t getting a downvote simply hurt?
Or is there more of a mindset of openly accepting criticism and negative feedback?
I’m currently building a Reddit-style service on Nostr, so I’d love to hear your perspective. How do you personally feel about upvotes and downvotes?
Any thoughts would be really helpful as a reference for the design. 🙏