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112 sats \ 2 replies \ @ek 5h \ on: Coming Soon: The World’s Most Costly Newsletter the_stacker_muse
For that reason, I’ll be stepping away from reporting on growth metrics like item count, revenue etc., and moving toward a higher emphasis on quality.
I love this! I think it’s incredibly boring when reports on growth in some territory make it to the front page. I think a site that is concerned with itself (like nostriches talking about how great nostr is) is incredibly boring for anybody not already deeply embedded in it.
So I guess in some way, one could even say reporting on growth is not good for growth? 🤔
Zaprank (in all its splendour) is a great indicator of an item’s popularity and not necessarily of its craft
I agree! If you could disable zaprank in your territory, would you do it? If so, what would you replace it with?
Other feedback: are the tags necessary? It’s friction. Can’t you tell from the content? Just as you pick the winners, I think you’re also more than capable of determining into which category something belongs.
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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @billytheked OP 3h
I appreciate the feedback. You're not the only one saying that (see #1220534) about tags so lets pin this and say that this is optional.
I do like seeing people acknowledge what genre/form they're creating in, since I think it can show self-awareness; however, I do acknowledge that a tag is not the best way of accomplishing this.
Therefore, the only requirement for being considered is posting here -- no tag necessary.
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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @supratic 5h
tags are much needed around here. It could also be a cross-territories thing, for example [fiction] could be a sub in both ~the_stacker_muse but also ~BooksAndArticles (ad any other territory).
I feel it will also help a lot with SEO, especially if each tag get its own OG metas
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