{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"Andrew wrote","author_name":"Andrew (npub1k9…dz7te)","author_url":"https://nostr.now/npub1k979np6dcpwh7mkfwk7wq3msezml48fh7wksp9hakakf8pwk3y5qhdz7te","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.now","html":"Was thinking about this the other day, and it inspired me to start working on what I call VibeTag. \n\nThe idea behind it is to be able to tag any content on the internet with a “vibe”/“sentiment”, whether it’s a nostr post, something on Mastodon, Twitter, even entire websites. \n\nThis will initially focus on whether the sentiment of the content is positive (informative, funny, etc) or negative (misleading, rage-bait, vulgar in general) etc. \n\nAs more and more content is tagged in either direction, it learns what words/phrases are associated with positive content vs negative. The tags and info about associated content would be synced across content through the beauty of Nostr relays. \n\nThis essentially allows there to be a straightforward algorithm that you can take with you across the internet that automatically generates/updates a list of words associated with shitty content and hides it from view. \n\nThis is something I’ll be integrating into nostr:npub16heelc6crh3ggnpmzwd97pcf4eeqewu9wak7hfe9fkh0f3p00cvq6xz8zz but also will be a library anyone can integrate into their project! nostr:note19aldr26lyw2lqatcgqscyt3kpq76hcpwtwmglypvqqgx3m27fsaswa8rr6"}