Nah, the spam ratio is definitely the other way around on nostr so far. The more user activity there is, the more it drowns out the spammers. And good filters won't be "global filters," they'll be spam filters. Tools users can use to effectively filter spam. The sooner we get those, the sooner nostr could really take off. It definitely would not be a good move for me to start following people right now. Nostr is basically the future of the internet, but currently serves as a less centralized Twitter clone with no Digit. Letting my usage be influenced by the Twitter clone model would just waste the long term path of helping nostr get good