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LIP 10 - Open Communities Standard 👀
ELECTRIC CHILD World Premiere 🎥
TMB Spaces Updates 🎙
Buttrfly Polls 🦋
Beer Taste - Stroud Brewery's Tom Long Organic Beer 🍻
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This LIP aims to establish a standardized system for creating and managing these communities within the Lens ecosystem, ensuring seamless interaction and discovery across different Lens-based applications.
The debate heats up first with terminology. "Channels" for casual hangouts? Or "groups" for potentially moderated spaces? The Lens community is hashing it out.
But how do we categorize these communities once we have a name? Two approaches are on the table:
Tag Team: Utilize existing tags with a standardized prefix to categorize posts for specific communities (think "#lens-photography").
Field of Dreams: Introduce a new dedicated field in the Publication metadata (e.g., "community: string") to explicitly define community affiliation.
The discussion doesn't stop there! Should we be limited to sharing in a single community, or can we cross-post our wisdom across multiple channels? This question remains a hot topic.
Interestingly, some argue that Lens Profiles, with existing features like follow modules and custom references, can already function like groups themselves. Food for thought!
The Bigger Picture:
As LIP 10 unfolds, several key considerations are paramount:
Flexibility vs. Standardization: How can we achieve both user-friendliness and a developer-friendly standard for these communities?
Discovery Dynamics: How do we balance user intent for distribution with the power of algorithms in helping users find the right communities?
Privacy First: If private groups enter the picture, how do we ensure user control over content privacy?
Now the question...What are we waiting for here to make this a standard across all Lens clients?
Let's do this, guys!
Our Fren Simonj just announced that the web3 pilot project film ELECTRIC CHILD will have its World Premiere at the Locarno Film Festival on August 9th, and it’s set to screen on Europe’s biggest screen in front of 8,000 people! Talk about a moment!
This film isn’t just a personal milestone for Simonj; it’s a significant step for @electricfilm as it showcases the studio's vision of community-driven cinema.
Starring Elliott Crosset Hove (GODLAND) and Rila Fukushima (GHOST IN THE SHELL), ELECTRIC CHILD was shot across Switzerland, Germany, and the Philippines, blending cultures and perspectives into a thrilling narrative.
What is Electric.film?
Imagine a film studio where creatives unite, not just to produce but to co-create films together. Electric.film is a democratic space where art takes center stage, empowering individuals to shape the future of cinema.
Why This Matters
ELECTRIC CHILD's premiere is not only a huge win for Simonj but also a massive achievement for filmmaking powered by a Web3 community. This project embodies the intersection of blockchain and creativity, showing how innovative funding models can bring unique stories to life.
Simonj's vision is coming to fruition, and this is just the beginning!
Save the Date!
Catch the World Premiere on August 9th at Piazza Grande at @FilmFestLocarno. Let’s support this incredible journey
We’re back next Wednesday, July 17, with our Buttrfly Spaces after the ETH CC break! Get ready because our guest is going to blow your mind, and you’re going to love it!
We’ll dive into insights from the ETHCC and Lens AFK events, sharing all the juicy details from those who attended. You won’t want to miss this!
📅 July 17, 7 PM CET | 1 PM ET
📍 Buttrfly Spaces: https://buttrfly.app/space/ihe-nbte-egy
Set your reminders, and we can’t wait to see you all there!
Stay tuned for the guest announcement!
Did you notice what's popping on Buttrfly feed? Yep, Poll Frames! Moe has just launched Poll Frames on Buttrfly and Farcaster.
You can use the same tool to create a poll that can be posted in both protocols!
How? Easy peasy!
Select to make a post
Select Create a Poll right next to the GIF option
Create your Poll up to 4 options
Job done!
Much needed feature and we hope more Lens clients will adapt and integrate it. If not, keep using Buttrfly 😉 Thanks Moe for keep shipping each and every week!
Calling all eco-conscious beer lovers! This week we dive into the world of organic brews with Stroud Brewery's Tom Long, a certified organic amber bitter.
Founded by Greg Pilley, an adventurer and environmentalist at heart, Stroud Brewery isn't just about delicious beers; they're passionate about making a positive impact. Their commitment shines through in their use of organic ingredients and sustainable brewing practices.
Tom Long, named after a mythical local highwayman, is a sessionable 3.8% ABV brew perfect for those who appreciate a lighter beer.
Caramel malts provide a subtle sweetness, creating a balanced counterpoint to the gentle bitterness. As you savor the Tom Long, citrus and spice notes emerge, thanks to the addition of organic orange peel and coriander.
The Breakdown:
Brewery: Stroud Brewery (Est. 2006)
Style: Amber Bitter
ABV: 3.8%
Flavor: Smooth, Orange, Spice
Color: Ruby Brown
Ingredients: Water, Organic Barley Malt, Organic Wheat Malt, Organic Hops, Organic Orange Peel, Organic Coriander
The Verdict:
Tom Long is the perfect companion for a relaxing Sunday afternoon. It's light, smooth, and packed with flavor. So next time you're looking for a delicious and sustainable beer, keep an eye out for Tom Long here. Cheers mates!
And that's it for this week!
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