Nostr is suffering something like the Linux distro effect. Every nostr client attracts a niche of people (just like a distro), but we always feel like in permanent beta. Of course it's a great protocol, and yes, you feel free. The good news is X is busted. General news now run on Bluesky, and tech news go Mastodon. Nostr is for nostr stuff, and some sort of Bitcoin gossip. What has to change, I don't know. Right now, here we are, with Linux for hobby, windows for work, and three different networks for three different purposes.