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modalplex 3 weeks ago
How did the early internet start? On notice boards and people just connecting. Not economic value. IMO - Nostr will grow as the useful apps/tools on it grow.
You know how sometimes you can be right but at the same time you don’t like the way someone handles being right? —I think thats what’s going on here. I’ll also say I default zap anyone and everything I bother to “like” just to boost engagement and let people know they’re seen. So it looks like we’re on the same page… *HOWEVER* I think people are taking your position as “begging for sats” and it’s putting some people off. Personally I just like your posts regardless but who the fuck am I. Haha 🧡👊🏻☕️
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Benking 3 weeks ago
Truth is truth, some will feel challenged, but stacking sats doesn’t care about opinions .
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The_Crin 3 weeks ago
another way would also perhaps be to show users of YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Reddit that in 'nostr' it is not so easy to silence someone, because many are not yet interested in using bitcoin and what they want more now is a place where they can say and publish something and be sure that they will not be able to censor what they say.
Agreed. It just takes a relearning process. People have grown so accustomed, over generations, to being the product themselves. For decades content has been shown for “free” in exchange for curated advertising, registered accounts with personal info, or structured timing of broadcasting. We have been the controlled content. The patronage model is both ages old, and brand new. We are the street performers and traveling minstrels of old. Once people truly understand that they have been entertained/informed/inspired/etc without having exchanged something of themselves already, they will want to throw a few coins into the hat.