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# Damus Web
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# Yo, Sup?
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Here lies the code for the Damus web app, a client for the Nostr protocol. The
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goal of this client is to be a better version of Twitter, but not to reproduce
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all of it's functionality.
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Yo Sup? or simply "Yo" for short is a web client for the Nostr protocol. Its
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aim is to be as good of an experience (if not better than) as Twitter. Note Yo
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will not be the same as Twitter and will not implement all of it's features.
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Nor will Yo try to implement all of Nostr's features as there are many.
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The true purpose of Yo is to provide a great experience on any platform for
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anyone. It should be easy to use and understand making it a great option for
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people coming from other social networks to engage in their community.
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Yo comes from the legacy Damus Web app an holds all of its history. It has been
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rewritten to accomodate for the scale issues that we have seen so that it can
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continue to be used. The main reason for branching off is due to the lack of
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parity between Damus iOS (and new codebase improvements) and that of what the
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web version would support.
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New minor features will continue to be added, but nothing substancial without
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full time maintainers. Security will always be a top concern.
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[Issue Tracker](https://todo.sr.ht/~tomtom/damus-web-issues)
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Animations should not be a forefront, but an enjoyable addition.
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- All new & modified code should be properly documented.
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- Source code should be readable in the browser.
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- Search for the TODOs.
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These rules are subject to discussion.
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