Direct first hand experiences are always the best ones, I agree.

Anyway, if you are curious read "Fragments of an Unknown Teaching" by Oupensky, he explain how you need to know yourself, starting from the mechanical machine, to free yourself, exit the mechanistic flow and become a real "man". This is a rally hard path that very few people can sustain.

Thank you for the reply. Did you read Oupensky or Gurdjeff? I feel some connections here.

I'm interested in this surrender mechanism, please tell me more.

I absolutely agree. This is a deceptive tactic to make users think it is fresh content, and probably to fool the search engine SEO algorithm. Regarding this last point, I have noticed that several websites are starting to show an "updated at" to force a recent date.

This is cool!

I don't care about ETH but... zoom out.

I got it, thanks.

Why I'm still getting sats in the SN wallet even if I configured the external one? At the beginning I got some p2p incoming/payment transaction, now only the SN wallet is used.

Rails continues to be pretty damn cool!

I think "askSN" should be an attribute/tag of a post, like "showSN". Having a territory full of questions on different topics make little sense to me. So I'm not surprised that people prefer to use topical territories to post their questions, this natural match possible users able to reply.

Years ago I researched on this matter and I trained a bit to have lucid dreams, finally I had a couple of experiences. They are really interesting, sometimes scary. I think they can be a really powerful tool to improve yourself, also spiritually. I need to try them again.

It's a permissions-less protocol from both sides, you are free to do that, but take note that less people will see you edits.

As explained is a techical mess to implement it while keeping a decentralized nature. But, just talking about the UX, how do you associate the replies and the reactions/zaps to the different versions?

@fiatjaf took great care not to add any Timechain thing in Nostr.

You cannot be sure to fetch all the revisions, exactly how you are not sure to load all comments, so you risk to read something outdated, while the comments happily and chaotically refer to different versions.

@ek FYI

In fact, maybe I overestimated these big tech circuses:

Ah ok, sorry I misread your comment. Thank you for the discussion!

Do we have history now, just for the 10 min edit timespan? I used this edit feature, it's handy, it gives you the freedom to write quickly knowing that you can correct, but it also imposes careful follow-up because you cannot exceed the time limit.