Ah. I have seen this as a be-your-own-algo problem. I am always tweaking my own feed based on the content people post. My thinking is that people are used to - and maybe addicted to - being force-fed content without having to think much. Indeed, there is an entire “influencer” economy built around this.

Maybe more support is needed for something like kind-34550. As there is more demand, opportunity will grow and the demand will be met.

I am not suggesting we don’t listen, but I am suggesting the complaints don’t hold a lot of water. The ability to build a community *is* there, tho it’s very primitive. Again, look at the ham radio community as an example. Much smaller, more niche than most cultures. Difficult to find much on any social media. But they found themselves here. It’s doable.

Nostr doesn’t owe anyone anything. Relay runners, protocol devs, app devs, and users running (QA) it all - they are either building for themselves or for opportunity.

If the people complaining really want to be helped, we should push them to contribute to dev work and get involved. My $0.02.

I get a little irritated by people whining about how it doesn’t fit their needs the exact way they want. Tells me there’s a good chance they’re missing the point or the great opportunity.

If they’re not interested in the opportunity or helping nostr to grow - cool! Don’t complain. Go elsewhere for a while. If nostr succeeds at its decentralized mission, they’ll be back. It’s inevitable. It’s why bitcoiners are here en masse.