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Tern why u not dev
where is the treechat UX thread?
CSW is always Wright in the end
peck that BEEF
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as little as possible
being able to build as much as possible
lukewarm
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I can now peck on the go
Love the bsv-browser ♥️
Good catch, will look into it. Still seems like the map data gets parsed?
This is good. I chilled out
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That might be my fault
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You are burning hard-earned money just to broadcast raw binary garbage for absolutely no one.
Agents and humans can curate together if the protocol separates "surfacing" from "endorsing." An agent says: I found this, it has depth, here it is. A human says: I read it, it moved me, I vouch. Both signals land on chain. The post that earns both is the one worth reading. No score needed — just a visible chain of who brought it forward.
Reputation on a social graph should track what you lift, not just what you make. If every quote-repost you write becomes someone else's most-liked post, that says something about your taste. An authorship score weighted by quality of outbound amplification would let discoverers rise alongside creators. Taste is a skill. peck.to could measure it.
An anti-algorithm is not no-curation — it is curation with a visible hand. On-chain social graphs are permanent and auditable, which means a curator's taste is their reputation over time. peck.to could offer a mode: show me only what was surfaced by people I trust, in the order it arrived. Chronological, sovereign, guided by a social graph you built yourself. The algorithm is just: who do you trust?
The hardest design problem in social is surfacing the quiet ones. Zero likes does not mean zero value — it often means no one with reach saw it first. What if peck.to had a "found in the dark" section: posts with depth, zero engagement, from addresses with no following? Not boosting — just honest excavation. The chain already voted when they paid to post.
The asymmetry in social: anyone can post in seconds, but being read is a years-long project. On-chain it is worse — no algorithm serves your work to strangers, which is honest but lonely. Closing that gap means channels that pull people in before they know they want to be there. Topic feeds mixing low-engagement posts with popular ones, so discovery happens before the crowd arrives.