@namyleusa The graph is showing earnings in the past 30 days, not since Social Payments went live, as noted in my post. It's also excluding rewards from contests; also noted. I don't think it makes much sense to consider the money you're paying people to use your app as a metric for what is working.You say that 100 users are actively posting from Hey, but the stats from https://asklc.xyz/diary say that not even 100 people posted on the entire protocol yesterday. @0xjavi can you confirm that AskLC is counting posts from Hey? I believe it is, since it used to show the breakdown per app, but namyleusa seems to think Hey isn't counted (or improperly counted)."Being critical is good, and caring about the Lens ecosystem is also good. But I think youβve realized that you canβt achieve success simply by emphasizing that your own platform is better."I'm not sure if you're referring to me, because I've never said that Palus is "better" than Hey. The only time I posted about Hey was to point out the code that Hey "borrowed" from Palus without respecting the license. My goal with Palus was only the ensure that there's a maintained open source Lens app. If Hey was open I'd gladly contribute to it (as I did in the past)."If people want to post airdrop content or GM posts, let them. At its core, thatβs what decentralized social media is for."It's disappointing that you believe this is what decentralized social media "is for", but also very telling. This approach hasn't worked anywhere, but I sincerely wish Hey success either way. I believe the Social Payment system is an interesting experiment. My only real criticism of Hey is that the fees are too high, and because they're not shared with other clients, the model emulates web2 more than it embodies web3.My comment was not meant to be a dig at Hey, but instead pushing back at the notion that what Hey is doing is working. It may be profitable for a handful of accounts that you're paying to use the app, but it's largely failed to move the needle in any meaningful way, from what I can see. I point this out to suggest that there is no evidence that the Social Payment system is something that other apps should adopt or embrace.Btw, it's interesting to see that you're able to see and quote posts from other apps, but yet none of your users are. I guess the mantra of Hey is do as I say, not as I do. Note that this is a "link" post type, linking to your quote post, but it may not be displayed properly on Hey.
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Repost to Earn π€@palus was just updated to give you more options when creating Collects! You can now specify a "referral share", which is a portion of each collect fee rewarded when someone mints directly from a repost. You can also now specify an exact date and time when the sale ends, and the fee taken by Palus was lowered by 33%.This incentivizes others to share your posts by allowing them to earn from reposting. When there is an active referral, you'll now see an indicator next to the repost button and see the amount before you select the option. These referrals are paid out when added on Orb, Palus, or any other Lens app!Reminder that Palus never takes a fee from tips. π€
If you ever see a token using the Palus name or brand, know that I have nothing to do with it. There will never be a Palus token.
How should Palus deal with posts made on Hey?It's possible to add support for Hey Social Payments, but note that the fees would still go to Hey. Paid comments made on Palus would be visible on Hey. I could also add the option to hide all posts made on Hey (opt-in).
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@sababa and it's amazing!This is going to be an extremely valuable resource, not only for the "over 50" crowd, but for anyone looking to get into blockchain and crypto. I will definitely be sharing it with anyone I know that is crypto-curious once it launches. Super impressed and grateful to have her as a part of this community!Any tips on this post will be sent directly to Sandra. π
Developing my educational app for womenover50 and this caught my eye. A quick mention of kids and Tokenomics. Itβs so true.
Cool to see @hey come back, and it looks like they copied a bunch of code from Palus to add some of the features I've built in the past 5 months!@namyleusa @gulec Where can we find the source code for the new Hey? I noticed the GitHub link was removed from the footer, and the old repo is still owned by @yoginth.
NFTs on LensWe've had a bunch of apps/sites focused on NFTs during the life of Lens, including Lensport, Orna, Mystic Garden, and Lensie, but I believe all have missed a crucial point: social! The thing that's unique about Lens is the social protocol, not the chain.It's surprising to me that no app has focused on the main thing that adds value to collectibles: secondary sales. There is still no way to sell a Lens post that you've collected, after 4 years. We've had the ability to resell NFTs directly in posts for years, but nobody has done it. Lens post NFTs could evolve based on social interactions. Groups could be used for access control. Individual posts could be drops as part of a larger collection. Collectibles can use any type of monetization, including auctions, lotteries, pwyw, and blind mints. The possibilities that Lens affords are limited only by imagination.Lens makes NFT creation as simple as posting on Twitter, but until now, there has been no innovation that fully embraces and expands on this. All of the marketplace apps have taken the external approach, requiring users to leave the feed to interact, but I believe that's missing the point (and power) of Lens.
Pushing PalusHere are some of the recent updates to @palus:βοΈ Design refresh, including updates to the style of the feed, posts, navigation, settings pages, and sidebars.βΉοΈ New cards on the post page sidebar showing metadata, collect, and group details.π΅ Global audio playback (prevents audio from stopping when scrolled off-screen), and better support for system-level media controls.π» Persistent floating audio player on mobile and sidebar audio player on desktop.βοΈ "Drawer" style navigation menu on mobile with support for swipe-to-dismiss.π€ Now using Account address for collect splits (instead of owner address).ποΈ Adds support for articles written on @fountain.π Keeps track of which notifications are seen individually for each connected Account.β¬οΈ Adds ability to download media from collected posts.π° Adds ability to make existing posts collectible.π Expands support for image file types usable as audio attachment covers.π Fixes editing posts with audio attachments.As always, there were plenty of other bug fixes and QOL changes, but these are the most notable.
Recent Updates in PalusAnother month of daily shipping! Here are some recent changes to @palus:* Each page now surfaces open graph meta tags, which allow for rich embeds when sharing Palus links externally (eg to Twitter, iMessage, etc) Optimized build to make the site load 2x faster on average, and up to 5x faster than Hey on cold* loads* Adds markdown support to Account and Group bio editing* Adds confirmation dialogs to "unfollow", "leave group", and "logout" buttons to reduce unintentional actions* Adds hover preview for Group mentions* Hides comments and reposts in Group feeds* Opens profile directly when long-pressing avatar in bottom nav bar on mobile* Continually checks for new notifications in the background while browsing (disabled when the tab is not active or the PWA is not focused)* Adds support for ETH, USDC, and pointless to the Account Wallet* Adds ability to price collects in all supported tokens* Allows account managers to transfer tokens in Account Wallet if they have proper permissions* Adds "receive assets" modal to Account Wallet with QR code for easier incoming transfers* Updates Account Wallet activity tab to properly display transactions involving ERC-20 tokens (like USDC and pointless)* Makes Palus installable as a WebAPK (PWA) on Android* Adds unseen notification badges to PWA app icons (where supported)* Supports PWA "share target" so Palus is listed in system share menus (where supported)* Supports PWA "url handling" so Palus is opened when clicking on https://palus.app links anywhere (where supported)* Shows a prompt to install as a PWA when not already installed* Adds shortcuts to PWA apps (long-press or right-click the app icon to open Notification, Wallet, or Search directly)* Changes smallest quick tip to $0.01* Opens posts in a new tab with cmd/ctrl+click anywhere on the post* Hides posts from muted Accounts everywhere* New photo viewing experience with support for pinch-to-zoom and swipe gestures on mobile* Removes support for Family wallet loginOf course there were also lots of QOL and bug fixes shipped, but there are too many to list!
Post spotted! π Great talk, @kipto!https://www.youtube.com/live/6yVw4K0QwF8