I didn’t commit to doing March Off Twitter, but I’ve barely been tweeting and like 87% of my few tweets have been about nostr. Just, organically the shift is palpable. I’ve tweeted 5 times over two days. 3 of those 5 tweets were about nostr. 🙃
Usually I’d have posted 5 tweets at least most days, especially weekdays.
This July marks 15 years on Twitter for me. In 2009 I cohosted ThisWeekIn Twitter. (lol) I’ve watched that company and technology expand beyond belief from the product I first experienced. I was there before retweets were there.
But there is the flip side of Twitter not being now what it was then, and it’s less wholesome. It’s offering very little of the product I fell for, built so much of my business around. And my life. Nostr feels more like the features of that early twitter product that grabbed our attention. Nostr is more *Twitter* than Twitter is anymore.
I’ve said, and I mean, that I intend to keep my twitter account. 15 years, y’all. Valuable connections. Memories. (Yes I’ve done a backup recently🫡). But I’m sure most of us have a MySpace page out there somewhere too.
That doesn’t mean we’re using it.
