I see your point. You can do both, though. Keep using Nostr and Twitter but when on Twitter point people to Nostr whenever possible, something like that. It probably makes some difference.

On Apple I don't see how you can make a difference by staying. If you leave, too, the difference is almost none, but at least it is _something_.

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I agree, though I think you run into diminishing returns quickly on Twitter. People will know your position fairly quickly and will either listen or ignore. Maybe you get a spike of reach if you’re lucky on some large account comment.

But then you could do the same or better by focusing attention on improving nostr clients.

I don’t know which is more effective - can do both.

Just imagine an XRP person talk about XRP in your feed every day. How long will you listen to that? 😂

Surely it’s best for nostr to have…

• plethora of iOS apps

• plethora of Android apps

• plethora of Progressive Web Apps

• plethora of Web apps

• plethora of Windows desktop apps

• plethora of Mac desktop apps

• plethora of Linux desktop apps

• plethora of desktop services

• plethora of cloud services

• plethora of mobile services

etc, etc, etc

Nobody here is building a monolithic solution.

It’s fundamentally a network protocol.

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