Erlend on Nostr: The type of #[0] I’m missing the most on the #[1] & #[2] et.al. is a URL search. ...
The type of npub1q20xh8v757p4w3mv7j7cpqq5jynpy4ujuaf52kh59frlsqdsqzaq88x7m5 (npub1q20…x7m5) I’m missing the most on the npub1cqwu97krj0hyvmmlqh9day32guh6wfqfmxswutesy6fp6qgl0gms5clz3z (npub1cqw…lz3z) & npub18qspvzn3qyxh4jrex8ed07nzrgxjvxfykmglzvzy8dneta4hy5usg60s8s (npub18qs…0s8s) et.al. is a URL search.
Once I can search for links and see all posts containing it, I can much more easily boost link originators, as well as look for alternative takes.
This is especially important for npub15frdehzltpfjd4wqsc2ukaqfyjswej60dpuv3s7g29h0l6f0c0ssgwxz9n (npub15fr…xz9n) , as I always prefer boosting the signal of the original publisher if they have an active fedi account.
Once I can search for links and see all posts containing it, I can much more easily boost link originators, as well as look for alternative takes.
This is especially important for npub15frdehzltpfjd4wqsc2ukaqfyjswej60dpuv3s7g29h0l6f0c0ssgwxz9n (npub15fr…xz9n) , as I always prefer boosting the signal of the original publisher if they have an active fedi account.