Gotcha. I had a kind of fun, funky idea of doing awards profiles on nostr using polls. So, like, a 2023 profile that posts best sci-fi book of 2023 poll, best non-fiction book of 2023, etc. And then folks vote with zaps. Keep track, and build a frontend for showing and filtering on years, winners, etc. Might create a lot of noise though.

Yeah, bummer. But, it seems like you could like pull it off? just maybe some clients won't support it.

I'm not sure. I thought I saw it on one of the nostr clients, but then I didn't see it in any of the NIPs in the official list. So, I wasn't sure. Mostly, I'd like to implement it on a client myself, but wondering where the "rules" are for implementing. I suppose nostr is still a wild west, so I should just use another client as an example. If anyone knows of an open source one I could look at for inspiration, that you be awesome. Otherwise, I'll start poking around.

Changelog. I love their nintendo style music.

oh, interesting, the post on the progammingbitcoin blog just showed up in my rss reader today.

Yeah, it's the conundrums of digital content being so easy to access and share. If I buy a book, authors and publishers don't care if I share it because I can only share it with so many people, and one person at a time. But, digital content, the number of people I can share it with is...everyone. Not sure what the answer will be. sats and millisats being easy to use and give for access to content seems like the best way. But, then you still need to be able to restrict to the buyer, and allow them access forever. So, it's not just giving sats and getting content. It's giving sats, getting a login, and then getting content, which is annoying.

Yeah, I thought that was pretty ironic. But, I think that is why the subtitle was "A question that answers itself"