That's true, but the DNA of the founding community matters in terms of attracting adjacent communities and growing. Imagine if Mark Zuckerburg had bene from Utah and Facebook's founding community hadn't been the cool kids at Ivy League universities but instead was conservative mormon kids at Brigham Young University.

Same with instagram, imagine if not SanFrancisco indie street photographers but rather war photographers in the middle east.

And TikTok and the rest.

Nostr's issue is that the nostr founding community lacks gravity, for lack of a better word. And you can't just add gravity.