I mean there's a lot of opportunity here and lots of room for creativity. It feels organic and that's the gold standard for long term sustainability. Hype fades.

Example: Yesterday I was thinking about what vudu style movie rental would look like & the opportunity that opens up for independent filmmakers.

I don't know how but I know it will be built eventually.

It's early enough that input on development of such things still has value so that's a pull for someone like myself who's otherwise just here. It's an opportunity for someone to build something profitable and the same for those who decide to relay & maintain so that's a pull.

4 different perspectives drawn to 1 starting point of possibilities.

The pulls will shift with time as the ecosystem develops. Someday it will likely be it's complexity.

I haven't used bluesky so I can't compare but if it's leaning on clout for its marketability, it's bound to end up a touting ground. Which has its place too of course. Personally I spend a lot more time, energy, and money on family, friends, small business, and causes I believe in than I do on fandom & corporate consistency. If #nostr needs a pull, harnessing the democratization of success is great one. It's a movement already underway and still looking for useful avenues.