Bit 🐳 Ish on Nostr: OK so... an RSS feed is basically a big tagged text file. Nostr notes can certainly ...
OK so... an RSS feed is basically a big tagged text file. Nostr notes can certainly do that. So rather than storing individual feeds on a centralized server, they can be distributed by nostr relays. Specific PC2.0 relays can be created to house this data and multiple relays provide redundancy. You just have to make sure you're publishing to these pc2 specific relays.
For example if I sign up for rssblue, i hook up my npub or spin up a new one. That's my artist account. All input fields remain the same. When I publish, it pushes a nostr note of the rss feed I just created, to the pc2 relays.
At that point you wouldn't need a single master index since everything lives on the relays. Any application wanting to access that data just needs to connect to the relays
Am I missing something fundamental here?
For example if I sign up for rssblue, i hook up my npub or spin up a new one. That's my artist account. All input fields remain the same. When I publish, it pushes a nostr note of the rss feed I just created, to the pc2 relays.
At that point you wouldn't need a single master index since everything lives on the relays. Any application wanting to access that data just needs to connect to the relays
Am I missing something fundamental here?