I have similar thoughts but I ultimately think it’s a bad idea; one of the powers of nostr is the portability of the social graph and starting from scratch on each use case breaks a lot of what’s cool about it.

That said, being able to fork your follow list, or have some slight modification to your kind:3 could be very cool and depends a lot on the use case.

FWIW, I don’t think it’s a per-kind follow list, but more a per-use case list, like I might be interested in someone’s thinking and want to follow them and also follow their highlights, long forms and podcasts but their music taste sucks and I want to not have them in my music follow list.

Agreed on paragraph #2. I changed my opinion recently about this and I think it solves some problems.

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I don't think separate follow lists are optional. I don't want to see any music recommendations or my only fans feed from you people :)

A way to solve it is to create separate keys for each major kind and that breaks the graph too.

I think it depends a lot, some follow lists will have huge overlaps with your kind:3, some will have no overlap.

It would suck for me to have to re-follow all the people I’m interested in reading long-forms because that’s pretty much exactly my kind:3.

To be clear; it’s a different event, what I’m talking about is the tooling to make this empowering instead of detrimental to people using this.

Sure. I think we made a mistake when we change the kind3 list from contact list to follow list. We could keep all contacts there and then have different follows per kind as 30000 lists.