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The evolution of Drupal's composability: from the command line to the browser

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One thing that has raised a red flag for me about #Nostr is the fact that several applications require users to provide their private key. Needless to say, this is not in line with security best practices, and could put a users data at risk. Am I wrong? Thoughts on that?

It's very interesting that both habla.news and blogstack.io use the Nostr protocol as its foundation for a long-form blogging platform. In over-simplified terms, the Nostr protocol allows habla.news and blogstack.io to share a content database. The Nostr relays essentially provide a decentralized "content hub", and the Nostr protocol defines the content type schemas. This means habla.news, blogstack.io and others can display the same content, but with a distinct appearance and user experience.   A first use case is a blog for one person. Just show the content from one Nostr user on a website in the traditional blog format. What is interesting is that Nostr automatically provides such blog a commenting system and social media integration. A second use case is the equivalent of an RSS feed aggregator. It gathers posts from different bloggers on specific topics/hashtags and puts them together on one page or in one new RSS feed. At a very large scale, that would look a lot like  Medium (multi-user blog), except it wouldn't be owned or controlled by a single organizations, and with built-in micro-payments that actually benefit the content creators. @verbiricha, @MAHcodes, @fiatjaf, did I get that right? Am I missing something? And in your mind, what are the end user benefits of this approach?

I just updated my personal website to Drupal 10.0.4 (https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/10.0.4), and it was a breeze!  Super grateful for the care and effort that so many people and organizations put into maintaining Drupal. It's impressive.  Stay amazing, #Drupal! 💙

@jack Is there any connection between Nostr and Bluesky’s AT Protocol?