Stop complaining that there's nothing but devs, engineers, and analysts on here.
We are some of the most interesting people on the Internet and we tend to be experts at things other than code. And we're used to using half-finished software and helping make it better, so we're really useful to have as a userbase.
Our coalescing here is a feature, not a bug.
The best way to get a wider audience, is to have a bunch of computer nerds, who also geek out on Bonzai cultivation, classical homeschooling curriculum, astrophysics, Greek philosophy, Orthodox fasting calendars, Meshtastic, etc.
Then people who search for those topics start wandering in, because there actually aren't that many places where you can talk about those topics with people who understand them.
Exactly!
Just get excited about stuff and talk about it. Instead of trying to appeal to normies.
Attracting normies is a byproduct of making Nostr absolutely awesome for the early adopters.
They always talk like we don't count as users. π
"...we have 10k dorks on here, talking about hierloom tomatoes and economic policy, but how do we get some real humans to come here and simp for famous people?" π€
Hahaha, yes π€£
Love how your examples always hit home fir me. Heirloom dork community represent πͺ.
Itβs a good learning opportunity. I ask questions and learn. Being curious is definitely a plus here
There is a shit load of farmers and homesteaders on here, whoever keeps propagating this myth should eat a dick.
Lots of theologians, as well. π₯°
