40 sats \ 4 replies \ @ln123 19 Dec 2022 \ on: Search posts by keyword on Nostr nostr
I'm ok with micropayments for web search, but I don't like that credits have an expiry date.
Is that part really necessary?
Also, why not use LN Auth instead of a clunky plan import?
Thanks for your feedback!
Expiry date is necessary to avoid remembering all issued 'plans' forever - this can't scale well on the backend.
I agree that this causes some concerns, and will be offering other options:
- you can choose to setup pay-per-search with Alby extension already
- LN Auth will come soon to setup an acc and refill it as needed, with ability to withdraw, like here on SN
LN Auth will also help avoid import/export clutter, but it means I will be tracking all the searches linked to your acc - some people don't like that, and might choose to go without an acc.
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Aah yes, good point (about the privacy angle). Perhaps that should go in the "About", or a 'FAQ'?
Link to a github would also be nice!
Great work, thanks for sharing, useful resource.
Fyi the nostr search worked but I wasn't able to click through into any of the items. could this be fixed? Perhaps you could 'choose your web client' or just pick one as default?
Also - you use a bunch of centralised services as contact points (twitter / telegram)
Why not mastodon, nostr, and/or matrix instead?
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That's right, FAQ and other help needs much more attention :)
I don't have a github for this, don't have plan to open source it atm.
The nostr search features are gonna expand, I will allow replying right on my site if you have Alby, and will open up some good third-party web client when it comes. For now I just manually copied user IDs and used them in other clients to find people and reply.
I didn't use mastodon and matrix when I wrote the 'about' page, gonna go add nostr now :)
Thanks a lot for a huge amount of feedback!
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BTW, now there are links to astral.ninja web client to easily reply to people. That's the only client that seems to work reliable, even if kinda slow.
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