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100 sats \ 3 replies \ @k00b 1 Oct \ parent \ on: Feature Request: contextual follow + Pagerank-like algorithm AskSN
That's what personalization did but rather than follows we used implicit signals like zaps.
I agree. We imagine a more tree-like structure for topics too, where territories are inside other territories, e.g. ~bitcoin territory has ~bitcoin/mining, ~bitcoin/knots, ~bitcoin/mempool, ~bitcoin/mining/solo, etc.
The geo idea is interesting. Bitcoin and geo are not great bedfellows but I can see the value.
All this stuff is planned - we have just been super focused, to everyone's chagrin, including ours, on noncustodial lightning stuff since we introduced territories. The lightning shuffle is almost over - at last - and we'll be able to work on fun stuff again.
This is definitely the best out there as it is. I remember Steemit was one of the only blockchains that found some product market fit that was independent of Bitcoin's coattails or the unregulated securities market of the eth Ponzi platform, and this has the qualities of Steemit with integrity of bitcoin.
There is so much that this can do.
If in the future you interest territories with physical places, I'm building an LLM-based event aggregator which would compliment that, so you could tie digital public spaces with real world communities, which will make the whole tone much more positive and congenial compared to the competition.
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If in the future you interest territories with physical places, I'm building an LLM-based event aggregator which would compliment that, so you could tie digital public spaces with real world communities, which will make the whole tone much more positive and congenial compared to the competition.
That sounds neat! I can see what you mean by congenial.
Have you tried Orange Pill App? I believe they do a lot with geo
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Yeah, that sent me to an event that wasn't on. I'm general I don't like their model.
But I'll contact them when it's ready and working within my own non-bitcoin community.
I'm thinking of spinning this off as a SaaS for event data, like Mapbox for events and real time event changes. Never been possible pre-LLM, traditional parse engineering couldn't handle the level of fragmentation and lack of structure in event data.
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