21 sats \ 17 replies \ @TNStacker 12 Mar \ on: Foundry Founders: What's the point of having territories? meta
I agree with @antic.
It is very interesting to me to see, and try various things. I see potential, so for now I will invest and experiment. Meanwhile, if nothing else, I'll help bring a diverse set of folks to SN. The territory fee is a commitment for sure, so it forces one to think about options for sharing the costs and earning Sats.
Oh I agree! It's so early, we can feel lonely some time! I've been wondering about bringing new folks to SN and sharing on nostr it's kind of slowly working! How are you planning to ... bring a diverse set of folks to SN?
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I've had Nostr traction this week. I spend time each morning sending invitations to those posting under hashtags.
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I'd been sharing on Nostr sometimes... As a mobile user I don't have the right NIP protocols to use the auto crosspost function. So sometimes when I post on SN my dailies before walking into work I don't have time to then duplicate and link that post and post out on Nostr too. But I had seen a slight uptick in new nyms since starting to post on Nostr. If you can commit to doing it every time you post, it does seem to be beneficial. Just doing it manually is sometimes time prohibitive.
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I damn agree! @k00b when the "Share to Nostr" (as a kind 1) button?
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I've been talking about this for weeks now. The only reason I don't use the cross-post feature is because it doesn't use kind 1. Many clients don't support long-form content.
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I don't have the technical know-how to have any idea what a kind 1 is... But if we get a easy share to Nostr button out of it, then it sounds great to me.
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Cross-posting is already available on the SN, but it's in the long-form content format. As I mentioned in my response to the AG, some clients don't support it
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The issue is that kind 1 does not support edits but we have plans to use presigned events. When events are presigned for every edit, we should be able to broadcast the final state for you after the edit timer ran out. Then we can use kind 1 in a way that harmonizes well with SN's UX and features.
This requires some architectural changes though since currently, your browser is broadcasting the events as is done by "normal" nostr clients.
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This could be a really dumb idea... But could you not put a delay on the crosspost. So that once the edit timer is over and the post is set, then it actually crossposts?
Does not make sense to post items as kind 1, as long-format it makes much more sense and it alights with SN values. Otherwise, this place will turn like X.
I was referring to comments: something that could be done instead of publishing immediately, the comments could be posted after the 10min expire. In this way no more edit everywhere. This will also bring people to SN as the conversation main thread is happening here.
This will help us Territory founders bring more nostriches to SN - no doubt
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Absolutely agree with this. Each territory is different. I believe it was ~builders who had shown profits recently. (Shout out to them, amazing work). But they're posting fees is 1ksats. Personally, I struggle to believe that my territory users would engage as much as they do with posting fees that high, but any lower and it seems the territory is unable to float itself. Especially when the number of posts perhaps day is largely dominated by my own dailies/weeklies. Now if owners could post for free, that would change things for sure. And I think that's something that SN should look into. I could feasibly edit the post cost. Make it free, post mine, then edit the price back up, but I don't feel good about that, feels somehow dishonest.
But all the time I am learning from other territories. As founders I think we can all learn something from each other.
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I did a test with higher fees and an NSFW tag and instantaneously died. I relowered the posting fee and begged previous content posters to come back. However, it might have been loss of visibility with the NSFW deal. After I build more regulars I may do another test of higher posting fee, but I will look at average economic value for posters - or something like that.
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