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how it works
Curated relays are relays that perform semi-automatic selection of the best notes for a given group of people who control them.
Each relay is owned by a set of people. These people have shares.
Whenever one of these people likes an event (kinds 1, 20, 21 and 30023) on the broader Nostr ecosystem they are casting a vote with all of their shares.
When the vote count reaches a threshold of 30% of total shares, that event gets published on the relay. The author of the selected event also gets 1 share in the relay.
Other people consume the content from this relay by browsing it directly and discovering new content they wouldn't have seen by themselves. They delegate to these relay owners the task of curating content on their behalf.
The key to success is (probably) to make a group of people that will naturally produce a cohesive feed from their interests and likings.
Jingle relays are programmable relays that allow you to define custom rules for content filtering and event handling.
Each relay has an owner who can define custom scripts to:
- Filter events based on custom rules
- Reject or accept events based on content
- Implement custom authentication logic
- Add special handling for different event kinds
Scripts are written in a simple language called Tengo and can interact with external services, making these relays highly customizable for specific use cases.
Moderated relays are relays that anyone can publish to, but content only becomes visible in the relay after it is approved.
Temporarily Disabled
This feature is disabled for now while we investigate it's true feasibility.