quotingLaunching nostr-proto.org, an old school forum for the Nostr community.
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No infinite scroll, no algorithm, no rush. Unlike a chat, where good answers scroll away and every question gets asked again next week, a forum keeps conversations slow, asynchronous, and easy to find: threads stay readable, searchable, and worth returning to months later.
It is organized in five rooms:
Agora, for open conversation, news, and opinions
Help, where no question about using Nostr is too basic
Protocol, for NIPs, specs, and proposals
Apps, for releases, showcases, and feedback
Relays, for the people who run them
Everything is built on NIP-29 groups hosted at wss://relay.nostr-proto.org, so you can take part from the website or from any NIP-29 client like Flotilla or Nostrord. Your key works everywhere, and your posts are not locked inside a site.
The forum runs on Squalk, an open source forum software built on Nostr: https://github.com/dtonon/squalk
Come say hi in the Agora: https://nostr-proto.org/room/agora
Dawn on Nostr: This is a great initiative. It's less spammy than #asknostr , more community-driven ...
This is a great initiative. It's less spammy than #asknostr , more community-driven than #ndoc , and more accessible than Nostr Study Group. I think what I will do to contribute longterm, is write a small synoptic overview of NSG's areas of discussion every week, so we can capture those Q&As in a place that is accessible to anyone, anytime. (Categorized accordingly, of course.)