It’s cheaper to work with him to make it better. I don’t want to own it. Just have it better serve nostr.

That nostr.com insight was mind-blowing to me when you pointed it out. No wonder I still can’t get my wife to join - too many technical hurdles, lack of content, and lack of community. Your talk was focused primarily on the social Twitter-like parts of Nostr. What about the strategy that devs like @PABLOF7z are taking by building the “other stuff” such as highlighter? Do you think the next growth spurt could come from that corner of the protocol? Or, do we need to first address the issues you discussed that are hindering growth on the social component?

Everything (almost) in nostr is social