Features

Trust Rings

Trust rings install a trust perimeter around a nostr identity. The larger the ring radius is, the further it will extend the trust and learn about contacts in the ring.

Contacts in the outer concentric circles receive the lowest trust scores. When a contact is part of multiple rings, its trust score will be increased each time.

Note: disabled until stabilized.

Translations

Nostr notes can be translated (using LibreTranslate) to the following languages: English, Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Polish.

Forums

Forums can be used to create spaces for certain topics.

Note: forums in paz use JSON-LD, therefore you need a nostr client that can handle JSON-LD events.

Pkarr support

paz can resolve pkarr records. pkarr stands for "Public Key Addressable Resource Records". From the project's README:

The simplest possible streamlined integration between the Domain Name System and peer-to-peer overlay networks, enabling self-issued public keys to function as sovereign, publicly addressable, censorship-resistant top-level domains. This system is accessible to anyone capable of maintaining a private key.

A nostr relay can make its address known to the world with a pkarr domain (instead of using a centralized name system like DNS).

ssnrelay is a nostr relay implementation that publishes the relay's address as a pkarr domain record. Websocket URLs simply contain the z-base32 form of the public key:

wss://cwsb5gw8asbn6rsy78sbpptnunjg847oyhqfm35a96axhtx47mqy

Adding a relay from the dashboard

From the relays dashboard, click Add new relay and paste the pkarr URL of a relay. Set the write and/or read flags and apply the config. If the connection is successfull, you'll see a key icon next to the relay's URL: