Nostr
Nostr is a decentralized social protocol built on cryptographic keypairs instead of company-issued accounts, with posts broadcast to independently run relays rather than stored on a central server. Articles under this tag cover how auto-posting and bridging RSS content to Nostr actually works, why its key-based identity model makes automation riskier than OAuth platforms, and what tools and practices exist for site owners who want to reach its Bitcoin- and privacy-focused community. Expect practical, security-conscious guidance rather than protocol-level cryptography deep dives. Nostr is a supported PostRSS destination from the Start plan. The security point in the article is the one worth remembering: with key-based identity, the key is the account, so where it is stored matters more than on an OAuth platform.
Updated: 2026-10-12
Short answer: Nostr has two useful formats for RSS items. A short note (kind 1) is a social post with text, a link and usually ...
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Updated: 2026-09-28
Updated: 2026-09-27 Short answer: PostRSS posts your RSS feed to Nostr from the Start plan ($5/month). Connect a key under ...
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