Five on Nostr: Testing nostr groups and building on Flotilla made me realize: A moderated ...
Testing nostr groups and building on Flotilla made me realize:
A moderated relay-centric community doesn't need to use one relay and be totally isolated.
Example, when someone comments on a Job or starts a thread on a git issue, the group messages only live on the community relay.
However the data was fetched from multiple relays, and the external links switch to the app where that particular kind is managed best (preferably using nip89 discovery eventually).
And it's not just about e-tags. I can build out a group where members actually get the best of both worlds:
Discovery and the relevant context for interaction.
A moderated relay-centric community doesn't need to use one relay and be totally isolated.
Example, when someone comments on a Job or starts a thread on a git issue, the group messages only live on the community relay.
However the data was fetched from multiple relays, and the external links switch to the app where that particular kind is managed best (preferably using nip89 discovery eventually).
And it's not just about e-tags. I can build out a group where members actually get the best of both worlds:
Discovery and the relevant context for interaction.