Yeah, that makes sense. It makes me wish I was a developer instead of just rooting from the sidelines.
Also, #[3] envisions niche communities building on Nostr eventually. Whereas right now your cycling club might be stuck using Facebook groups (for example), in the future it might be easy to build a better community space on Nostr.
You’re definitely doing more than rooting from the sidelines. You’re a QA engineer and usability tester, helping to carve and mold this as it grows.
Yeah, that's a good point.
The niche community thing, totally. I can count at least five different apps on my phone, each for a single community (neighborhood, church, kids sports, kids school, family, etc). In the future I might still have the same number of apps, but they would all use the nostr protocol and allow me to use the same account for all (if I want).
Yes, and the apps could be more tailored to the needs of the group. I'm in a few FB groups just because "everybody has FB," not because FB groups is the best structure for the group.
