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Definir as métricas do piloto, a telemetria mínima e o critério Nostr

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
javascript
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Start with the referenced sections of docs/design.md (lines 144, 181, 185, and 214) to understand the pilot and current P2P design. Define the metrics and numerical thresholds, the minimum telemetry decision, and the criteria for switching to Nostr with Brazilian relays; then record the telemetry decision in the RIPD and policy. Done means all decisions and thresholds appear in the named documents.

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Description

área:operações área:produto tipo:decisão

Contexto

O piloto existe para provar que a rede funciona antes do convite ao canal, mas não há métricas, telemetria nem o critério que faria trocar a pilha P2P por Nostr. Qualquer telemetria exige consentimento e coleta mínima; a retenção de logs de acesso segue o parecer.

Escopo

  • Métricas: tempo de sync, cobertura de A Rua, falhas de conexão, consumo de dados, prazos de moderação
  • Decidir telemetria mínima com consentimento ou nenhuma, e relatório de falhas
  • Critério escrito de troca para Nostr com relays brasileiros
  • Limiares numéricos a medir nos ensaios de escala e no piloto

Critérios de aceite

  • As métricas, os limiares e o critério estão no design.md
  • A decisão de telemetria consta no RIPD e na política

Fontes


Fase: Fase 1 — Piloto 18+ · Dificuldade: pequena

Dominant language
JavaScript
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Forks
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Avg merge
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Merged PRs (30d)
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