Don’t abandon and delete your social media accounts elsewhere. Use those accounts to bring your audience to Nostr. That’s the way we grow, by bringing people over. If you delete your account and never post elsewhere it’s like you’ve gone dark to most people and that doesn’t help.

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SoapMiner 1 year ago
I think you're referring to @odell. If not, this still applies. I understand your point, but when you're trying to extricate from the legacy system, staying in it, isn't extrication. Just like you get BTC at the price you deserve... You get freedom the same way.
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Rand 1 year ago
alldata analyzed & winds of change here/imo deck has been dealt/anteUp r u in or out/ inthemix2fix/f'n junkie, sorry allthebest!
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Zoutro 1 year ago
Too late. 🤷🏻‍♂️
That’s the way. If you have large audiences in your other accounts and close them, how are you supposed to attract more users to #nostr? With the power of your convictions? 🙄
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Deleted 1 year ago
To late 💜🫂 they wil find me . Maybe it wil take thim a couple of years but everybody finds nostr in their own pace 🔮 this light wil never go dark 💡🎶
This platform isn't as angelic as claimed to be. There are other better platforms in terms of experience.
I really do think nostr needs a 'ehat are they building over there's presence on perhaps substack and twitter. A regularish press release -style update on the projects here. OpenSats does this to some extent with what they are finding, but also including new independent projects and also their progress. But in a quite dry trade press style (I think the OpenSats grant report is well written for this sort of thing). What I mean is to not include 'waahey purple ostrich freedom tech, look at this lame memes about the price of bitcoin'. Just a to the point run down of developments, with the occasional big announcements. I think WeDistribute sort of do this (along with Bluesky and fedi etc), but perhaps they've not really got their finger on the pulse of Nostr and this would be solely nostr. Obviously I'm not the person to do this. And perhaps it exists already(?)
Setting aside the subjective nature of “better” and “experience”, I’m curious what platforms you’re referring to? Also, (while semantics are generally annoying), nostr is a protocol, not a platform. Meaning that any number of platforms or experiences can be built on nostr, or brought to nostr, and plug directly in to the tech, user base, etc., which can’t be said of any other (purportedly) decentralized communication systems that I’m aware of. Protocols > platforms, etc etc (I recognize that I am obviously am a huge proponent of Nostr, and biased in that way, but it’s because I have had an unparalleled experience here, and so it’s simply honest when I say I believe this is the best, most robust/resilient, and enjoyable option out there).
I can’t see this being very effective given that posts about nostr are buried by the algorithms. Also imho it’s just not worth all the personal data those apps are harvesting.
TRADITIONAL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS TEND TO LIMIT THE REACH OF CONTENT ABOUT BITCOIN AND NOSTR. I EXPERIENCED THIS WHEN I HAD A PROFILE ON TIKTOK AND YOUTUBE, POSTING PODCAST CLIPS FOCUSED ON BITCOIN WITH DYNAMIC EDITING. I ENDED UP LOSING MONETIZATION ON BOTH PLATFORMS, WHICH LED ME TO DELETE MY ACCOUNTS AND SHIFT MY POSTS TO NOSTR. IN THE BEGINNING, THE NETWORK EFFECT IS CHALLENGING BECAUSE THERE’S NO ALGORITHM TO BOOST YOUR CONTENT, BUT ONCE YOU OVERCOME THAT, GROWTH IS MORE STABLE AND SOLID, AS YOUR CONTENT WILL NEVER BE DELETED OR DEMONETIZED. THERE’S NO NEED TO PROMOTE NOSTR, AS SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS THEMSELVES DO THAT THROUGH CENSORSHIP, PUSHING PEOPLE TO LOOK FOR ALTERNATIVES AND EVENTUALLY DISCOVER NOSTR.
Agreed. But just be careful what you say on those “honey pots,” they’re making a list and they’re checking it twice ….