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2026-09-01 05:13:36 UTC

lol @ this #nostr #TLDR
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2026-08-31 23:39:01 UTC

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Hey @nprofile…f4y7
Not a job — it’s a free, open project I built on Nostr. Working on it with no funding or help right now, trialling it with a potential NGO partner in Bangladesh. Might crowdfund running costs down the line if co-ops actually start using it, but that’s later. Would value a developer’s honest read on whether it holds up:
https://common-credo.pages.dev

2026-08-31 12:34:27 UTC

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@nprofile…y6gs @nprofile…y6gs yep did so a while back do you know of other ways to contact? Or equivalent groups?

2026-08-31 10:06:11 UTC

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#nostr anyone in Nepal / in the region?
#nevent1q…kr07

2026-08-31 10:04:01 UTC

@nprofile…qw35 - was told you could possibly help?
I’m trying to get in front of AOS (or anyone similar) to get help with something I built on Nostr for NGOs and SME co-ops in Asia. Reached out but didn’t hear back. Who else should I be talking to? Not a tech person — built it with Claude.

2026-08-27 06:21:54 UTC

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Im not tech so wouldn’t know how to do it but would pay if it interested me etc

2026-08-26 02:28:15 UTC

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Hey
So Day one, the single task is: a co-op or NGO issues one vouch for a supplier they already trust, and that supplier holds it on their phone. Everything else is secondary to that one exchange working in under a minute. That’s the flow I most need to get stupidly simple — how would you test whether it actually is?
Right now I’m working with a NGO in Bangladesh working in small businesses and doing their own infrastructure projects like water etc.
Plan is they can start softly introducing this to these people involved in the infrastructure and who do trade in the communities
So for that it currently wouldn’t pass. Wrong language and a bit dense…no idea how to do it though
Both the NGO and I know there’s a need!
Any thoughts?

2026-08-26 02:20:31 UTC

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Hi! Thanks for looking at it’s still trying to get my head around a lot of this. Had to look up some of terms you noted
— the UI-vs-stored-event gap is exactly the failure I can’t afford, since the whole thing rests on a record someone else trusts.
I haven’t verified against raw relay data with nak, only what the app renders. That’s my next job.
When you hit this building NOSTRAS, was it usually signature/serialization, or events silently not propagating across relays?

2026-08-24 10:50:37 UTC

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2026-08-24 09:58:04 UTC

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Hi! Two weeks or so on Nostr. I built Common Credo (below) — I’m not a developer, I work a lot with NGOs and co-ops in Asia in finance. I built it with Claude, and I’m doing this with some NGOs in India and Bangladesh.
I’ve contacted AOS but haven’t heard back yet, so I’m hoping to reach others here too. I’d love honest eyes on it.
https://common-credo.pages.dev #asknostr #nostrdev
#nevent1q…6kra

2026-08-15 03:25:47 UTC

I wrote something that interests me and relates to what I try to work on.
https://open.substack.com/pub/metisnotes
The localisation gap.
A quarter of humanitarian funding was meant to reach local organisations “as directly as possible” — 70+ donors, 2016. In 2024, direct funding was 3.8%.
The body meant to measure the target decided it couldn’t be measured, and abandoned it.
The usual blame is risk appetite and paperwork. The plainer reason: a capable local firm can’t afford to wait months to be paid for work it’s already done, and no one lends the bridge. It’s invisible to capital.
And separately, invisible in trust — its standing can’t travel to a stranger who might fund it. Two sides of one problem.

2026-08-11 01:16:05 UTC

Built something on Nostr: Common Credo.
It came out of building a credit fund for small suppliers across Asia-Pacific who are trustworthy locally but invisible to any lender outside their community. The credit problem turned out to be one version of a bigger one: trust that's real locally has no way to travel to a stranger.
Common Credo is a free, open standard + three tools that let someone carry portable, checkable proof of trust — signed by an organisation that knows them, checkable by anyone in seconds. No server, no registry, owned by no one.
Non-technical founder, built with Claude, new to NOSTR. Genuinely curious for discussions about this...and fintech as well...and to meet people.
commoncredo.pages.dev

2026-08-10 10:42:00 UTC

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