From 4d4d765755815b44b619bb869081d2137c55c7cc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Doug Hoyte
- No crap. I just want a fast, distraction-free discussion site. No elements bouncing around as the page loads. No cookie pop-ups. In fact, no cookies, period. No tracking analytics. No "sign-up to our newsletter" modals that appear half way down. No dark patterns to boost engagement numbers. Javascript is optional (only needed for posting). + No crap. No elements bouncing around as the page loads. No cookie pop-ups. In fact, no cookies, period. No tracking analytics. No "sign-up to our newsletter" modals that appear half way down. No dark patterns to boost engagement numbers. Javascript is optional (only needed for posting).
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- How do I login? You don't. If you want to post or vote, I recommend using a browser extension such as nos2x (chrome, firefox), or one of several others. After installing, click "login" in the top-right and allow Oddbean to read your public key. + How do I login? You don't. If you want to post or vote, use a browser extension such as nos2x (chrome, firefox), or one of several others. After installing, click "login" in the top-right and allow Oddbean to read your public key.
- Feeds. Oddbean is built around the concept of "feeds", which are lists of nostr events. Feeds can be curated by people, algorithms, or both (computers don't work without algorithms). The goal is to let you publish or read feeds according to whatever policies you or a community decide, similar to a subreddit or an RSS feed. A specification on how to create your own feeds is coming soon. For now the full source code of Oddbean is available here. The homepage is a feed like any other, except one that I control. Don't like it? Don't use it. + Feeds. Oddbean is built around the concept of "feeds", which are lists of nostr events. Feeds can be curated by people, algorithms, or both. The goal is to let you publish or read feeds according to whatever policies you or a community decide, similar to a subreddit or an RSS feed. A specification on how to create your own feeds is coming soon. For now the full source code of Oddbean is available here. The homepage is a feed like any other, except one that I control. Don't like it? Don't use it.